Brief Introduction
Learn the syntax of SAS macro and see workout examples. understand use case, debugging, error handling, looping etc.Description
This course is all about SAS macro. SAS is synonymous of analytics. SAS macro is considered an advance topic in SAS programming.
It helps SAS programmers to
- save his time,
- write error free code and
- put more time into analysis rather than just writing the code.
In this course students will learn the syntax of SAS macro, see the use cases and will go through some workout examples. After doing the course students should become comfortable in writing SAS macros.
The course will have two sections
- Introduction - in this section, students will be introduced to various syntax options and they will be demonstrated the same using SAS
- Workout - in this section students will learn to put together various SAS syntax for a purpose. They will learn the objective of the use case and see how it was achieved. All the code will be explained in step by step manner.
Requirements
- Requirements
- Basic SAS
Gopal Prasad Malakar
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