Complete SAS Programming Guide - Learn SAS and Become a Data Ninja - Import .csv

Complete SAS Programming Guide - Learn SAS and Become a Data Ninja - Import .csv

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The video tutorial explains how to import CSV files, which is more complex than TXT files. It covers the initial setup, including naming data files and locating external files. The tutorial introduces in-file options like DSD, MISSOVER, and FIRSTOBS, and explains their functions. It also discusses defining variables in the input statement and handling different data types, such as numbers and letters. The importance of using a dollar sign for variables with letters is emphasized. The tutorial concludes with a summary of key points and a demonstration of the code execution.

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What is the main difference between importing a CSV file and a TXT file?

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What are the three in-file options mentioned for handling CSV files?

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How does the DSD option handle quotation marks and missing values in a CSV file?

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Explain the purpose of the 'miss over' option in the context of CSV file import.

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What does the 'first OBS' option indicate when importing a CSV file?

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Why is it necessary to add a dollar sign to certain variables when importing data?

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What happens if you forget to use the dollar sign for variables that contain letters?

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