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SAS 9.4 Base Programming – Performance Based Exam
>Access and Create Data Structures:

Create temporary and permanent SAS data sets.
Use a DATA step to create a SAS data set from an existing SAS data set.
Investigate SAS data libraries using base SAS utility procedures.
Use a LIBNAME statement to assign a library reference name to a SAS library.
Investigate a library programmatically using the CONTENTS procedure.
Access data.
Access SAS data sets with the SET statement.
Use PROC IMPORT to access non-SAS data sources.
o	Read delimited and Microsoft Excel(.xlsx) files with PROC IMPORT.
o	Use PROC IMPORT statement options (OUT=, DBMS=, REPLACE)
o	Use the GUESSINGROWS statement
Use the SAS/ACCESS XLSX engine to read a Microsoft Excel workbook.xlsx file.
Combine SAS data sets.
Concatenate data  sets. Merge data sets one-to-one. Merge data sets one-to-many.

Create and manipulate SAS date values.
Explain how SAS stores date and time values.
Use SAS informats to read common date and time expressions. Use SAS date and time formats to specify how the values are displayed.
Control which observations and variables in a SAS data set are processed and output.
Use the WHERE statement in the DATA step to select observations to be processed.
Subset variables to be output by using the DROP and KEEP statements.
Use the DROP= and KEEP= data set options to specify columns to be processed and/or output.
Manage Data


Sort observations in a SAS data set.
Use the SORT Procedure to re-order observations in place or output to a new dataset.
Remove duplicate observations with the SORT Procedure.
Conditionally execute SAS statements.
Use IF-THEN/ELSE statements to process data conditionally. Use DO and END statements to execute multiple statements conditionally.

Use assignment statements in the DATA step.
Create new variables and assign a value. Assign a new value to an existing variable. Assign the value of an expression to a variable. Assign a constant date value to a variable.
Modify variable attributes using options and statements in the DATA step.
Change the names of variables by using the RENAME= data set option.
Use LABEL and FORMAT statements to modify attributes in a DATA step.
Define the length of a variable using the LENGTH statement.
Accumulate sub-totals and totals using DATA step statements.
Use the BY statement to aggregate by subgroups.
User first. and last. processing to identify where groups begin and end.
Use the RETAIN and SUM statements.
Use SAS functions to manipulate character data, numeric data, and SAS date values.
Use SAS functions such as SCAN, SUBSTR, TRIM, UPCASE, and LOWCASE to perform tasks such as the tasks shown below.
o	Replace the contents of a character value.
o	Trim trailing blanks from a character value.
o	Search a character value and extract a portionof the value.
o	Convert a character value to upper or lowercase.
Use SAS arithmetic, financial, and probability functions to create or modify numeric values by using the INT and ROUND functions. Create SAS date values by using the functions MDY, TODAY, DATE, and TIME.
 
Use assignment statements in the DATA step.
Create new variables and assign a value. Assign a new value to an existing variable. Assign the value of an expression to a variable. Assign a constant date value to a variable.
Modify variable attributes using options and statements in the DATA step.
Change the names of variables by using the RENAME= data set option.
Use LABEL and FORMAT statements to modify attributes in a DATA step.
Define the length of a variable using the LENGTH statement.
Accumulate sub-totals and totals using DATA step statements.
Use the BY statement to aggregate by subgroups.
User first. and last. processing to identify where groups begin and end.
Use the RETAIN and SUM statements.
Use SAS functions to manipulate character data, numeric data, and SAS date values.
Use SAS functions such as SCAN, SUBSTR, TRIM, UPCASE, and LOWCASE to perform tasks such as the tasks shown below.
o	Replace the contents of a character value.
o	Trim trailing blanks from a character value.
o	Search a character value and extract a portionof the value.
o	Convert a character value to upper or lowercase.
Use SAS arithmetic, financial, and probability functions to create or modify numeric values by using the INT and ROUND functions. Create SAS date values by using the functions MDY, TODAY, DATE, and TIME.
 
Use assignment statements in the DATA step.
Create new variables and assign a value. Assign a new value to an existing variable. Assign the value of an expression to a variable. Assign a constant date value to a variable.
Modify variable attributes using options and statements in the DATA step.
Change the names of variables by using the RENAME= data set option.
Use LABEL and FORMAT statements to modify attributes in a DATA step.
Define the length of a variable using the LENGTH statement.
Accumulate sub-totals and totals using DATA step statements.
Use the BY statement to aggregate by subgro

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