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The following SAS Online Quiz contains the Multiple Choice questions related to the most common procedures we saw in SAS Programming Language.
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its really helps me to test my knowledge
Thank you so much
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We are glad this SAS Online Quiz helps you test your knowledge, you can refer to blogs on SAS/STAT as well to enhance your SAS Learning.
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its really good to be understand for new cumers.
thanks alot !
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It helped me to refresh my basic SAS knowledge and find gaps. Thanks a lot for this excellent test.
I only find annoying that I have to leave my e-mail address. Why all this unnecessary collection of personal data?
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Pls add more SAS quiz for practice..
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Thanks for taking this SAS Online Quiz, we have one more SAS Quiz and three SAS Interview Questions. Please refer them for more practice, surely you will like them too.
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DataFlair
Employee ID is a character variable because it is represented as left justified. I understand the point of the question was to notice that there was a period for a missing value instead of a blank, however, SAS uses left/right justification for character and numeric values which I believe makes this question incorrect. Please let me know if I am wrong.
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Is there any free tools to practice the SQL program.
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Srikanth
i think the base sas date is jan 1 1960. right..?
In question 11 proc in not misspelt
In Question 11, Proc print is not misspelled
in this quiz very useful to up coming my skills.
it is very useful quiz .up coming my skills.