If the SAS Work library is being used, the prefix is not needed. The examples in this recipe assume that the Work library is being used. Instead, they support a SAS concept called missing values.
Here are some of the differences:. Users can specify many types of SAS missing values for numeric data. Learn more. How to use null as condition in 'if then else' statement in SAS? Ask Question. Asked 1 year, 5 months ago. Active 1 year, 5 months ago. Viewed 3k times. There is a null value for numerical variables, not for character variables.
I will add some explanation to my answer below. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. In practice, only one is used, and it has a literal. PAGE Statement. RUN Statement. SKIP Statement. X Statement. Accessibility for Base. SAS Viya: Administration. Viewed 4k times. CashAmount from dataA as a left join dataB as b on a. DomPazz I'm confused too. Why are you joining table b to table a if you're not using any of the variables in table b in your resultant table? This is actually a neat trick that I never thought of -- a way to find records in A that are not represented in B.
See my answer below. That IS neat, thanks! Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes.
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