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• DATA Step: How do I add comments to code in SAS?
  Answer: /**********************************************************************************/ /*** ...
• Macros: Is it possible to use both single and double quotes inside a quoted text string?
  Answer: Attempting to include examples of both single and double quotation marks inside a quoted string causes problems with early termination of the quoted string, e.g.: title ...
• DATA Step: Can I 'inject' native HTML code into an ODS report?
  Answer: The Output Delivery System opens up great possibilities for sharing generated reports.  To increase the flexibility of the reports generated by, for example the ODS ...
• PROC SQL: How can I create a row count variable in DATA step and PROC SQL?
  Answer: There is an automatic variable generated by the system in the PDV when processing DATA step syntax which will in many circumstances provide the necessary ...
• Procedures: Why do I get missing values for all rows in a COMPUTED column in PROC
  Answer: The REPORT Procedure is a veritable Swiss Army knife of a procedure and can turn its hand to many different forms of reporting, but with ...
• Procedures: Can I write my own SAS date formats?
  Answer: Yes, this is possible using the PICTURE format in conjunction with date / time directives. For example there is a system defined format YYQw. which writes ...
• Macros: Can I create a macro variable longer than 65,534 bytes?
  Answer: Well, no... The maximum length of a macro variable is restricted to the 65,534 characters, just like the maximum length of a character variable in ...
• Macros: I constructed an IN list from a dataset, but now it breaks my SQL WHERE
  Answer: The FAQ Can I create a macro variable longer than 65,534 bytes? is useful for creating a list longer than the 65K character limit imposed by ...

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