558 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide Chapter 1 Solutions 2 nunber) is 10 sass * Default length for numerics is 8 */ Chapter 2 Solutions ae Ren Cody 2006 © ‘Means and sums of Portfolio Variable: ion mean sum maxdeSolutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 589 = LeSAv + (R/E)tE#3 = 125; Chapter 3 Solutions ea fence) / 4; average = (english + History + Mach + ing of SCORES"; 323; daca company; infile 'c:\books\te: LastName sing \conpany po § Sal /+ optional statement format Salary dotlari0.; ng of COMPANY" of TESTDATAY360 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide roo pring data-testdata noobe; 307; data cache; infile ‘¢:\books\learning\geccaching txt’ padi wiote: PAD not necessary but a good idea See Chapter 21 for a discuasion of this: imput GeoName $ 1-20 Bongdeg 21-22 Longin 23-28 ZatDeg 29-30 Eatmin 31-36; title tListing of CACHE roo print datascache noobs, +329; data cache; infile ‘c:\books\Learning\geccaching. txt’ pad; imput @1 GesName $20 21 Longdeg 2 223 tongmin 5 029 Lacdeg = 2 631 batmin 6.5 title "Listing of CACHES; proe print datacache noobs; sa-at; data employ infile 'c:\books\learning\employee.csv' dsd missover; srimote: missover 1s not needed but a good idea suncover will also work See Chapter 21 for an explanation of missover and truncover ingile opticne at ID $3. Name §20. Depars $8 DareHire mnddyyi0. Salary dollars. input TD Name Depart DaveHtire Salary format DateHire dates; title ‘Listing of EMPLOY"; proc print data-enploy noobs;Solutions to Odd-Numbered Problems 561 Chapter 4 Solutions Libname learn ‘e:\books\learning’; daca learn.pern, Enput ID: $3. Gender height Weight; bok : mmddyyio abel pop = ‘Dace of Bi Height = ‘Height in inches Weight = ‘Weight In pounds’; format BOB daced.; 001 @ 10/21/1946 68 002 F 5/26/1950 63 1. 003 m S/1i/ieai 72 2 aoe m 7/4/1983 70 128 905 F 12/25/2005 30 40 ‘contents of data set PERM" 1403 fname perm ‘e:\hooks\learning input Age Gender $ (Quesi-guess) ($1.); 23M 15243 30 F 11223 42 w 23555 4@ F 55541 55 F 42232 52 F 33333 68 m 44122 ‘*#topening up a new session, you need a Libnane atatemenc, ibname perm ‘22h aks \ earning ticle "Computing Average Age"? proc means data=perm. survey2007362 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide Chapter 5 Solutions value §party 'D value $Likert ‘1 ‘Strongly Disagree! 2 3 5: = ‘strongly Agree nput Age Party : $1. (Quesi-gu ay ist. + Ds label Quest = * ing a good job Ques? ing a good job" Ques} = ‘taxes are too high Quesd = ‘Government should cut spending’; format age agegry. Party Sparty Quesi-Quesd Siikert.; 23 22 87 a a8 ‘ ° 2a 5 23 3 ae proc freq data=voter; tables Quesi-gues4;Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 563 15-3 nput Color : $1. 68 REGYY..2GRBGYPOOVVE value §color 'R','8','G! = ‘rou 1 Heitor = 'eroup 2" other = ‘Group 3" proc freq datascolors; tables color / nocum mij ‘color Frequencies (Grouped) * ng, ‘The MISSING option places the frequency of missing values in the body of the table and causes the percentages to be fornat color $color.; ibname learn ‘e;\books\learning’ ; options fmesearca= (learn) ; proc format Library=Learn’ fimtLib: value yesno 1='¥es' 2=!No'; value §yesno 'Y'="Yes" value fgender '"='Nale value age20y> 61-80 Select File --> import pata Choose Excel and select Srugtest.xla364 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide a5 Db 3 achool, put Age Qu f age = 12 else If Age if quiz = "4 el ouiz Quiz else i2 Quiz 1 \books \learning\soccer x18 2: $1. mid then Grae = 13 then Gr then Quizs: = 'B! Shen c! then ise if Quiz = 'F! then Courgegrade = ,2*Quizcra 292 95 12 B 8 68 1c 7875 13 A 92 93 12 P55 62 a3 Bae 62 title “Listing of scwoon*; proc print data-school noob: “703 citle "selec! ple! "9888" or 5: uiz Quiz Quiz Quiz ees from SA EnpipSolutions to Odd-Numbered Problems 568 ength Cholsroup $ 6 zelect; when (missing (chol}} CholGroup = * +; when (Chol le i10) CholGroup = ‘Low’; when (Chol le 140) CholGreup = ‘Medium’; otherwise CholGro’ Higa! end, title *histing of BLOOD ‘loed noobs sitle ‘Selected cheervations from BICYCLES proc print data-learn. bicycles noobs where Model eq Road Bike" and Unircost gt 2500 or Model eq *Hybrid* and Unizcoat gt 650 ‘Wose: parentheses ave not needed since Che AND operation is performed before OR, You may include then if you wish; DEP, label SBP = ‘systolic Blood Pressure" DBP = ‘Diastolic Blood Pressure"; 120 80 eB 96 100 82 150 98 100 stenote: thia program assumes there are no missing values for >ulse or SRP;366 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide daca newvitate; set vitals; LE Age 1 50 and nov missing (Age) then dor Lf Pulse le 70 then PulseGroup = ‘Low ' else Pulsetroup = 'High'; AE SBP le 140 then SBPGroup = ‘Low 'y else sapcroup = ‘High’: end: else iz Age ge 50 then do; Af Pulse lt 7 then ?ulsecroup = ‘Low’; else PulseGroup = ‘High'; Lf SBP le 140 then SBPGroup else SBPGroup = "High's end; "tow": title ‘histing of NEWWITALS* proc print datasnewvitals noobs +823; data test; input 8 Subj + 1) aacalines; 30 85 92 15 76 88 be 82 92 72 68 70 wel-Scored title tListing of TEST? roe print data-tes= noche; +825; data logs: doN = 1 to 20; Log = Logit) output; end; title “Listing of toss" proc print data-logs nosh; see7; data plotit do x= 0 to 10 by 1Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 567 y = 31xt+2 - 54x + 10 output; ena; goptions symbol proc gplot datasplotit; plot y * x: quit +829; data temperatures; do Day = 'Mon', 'Pues*, "Wed", ‘Thu’, "Frit, ‘Sat", 'Sun'; input Tem @; output; end; aacalines; 70.72:16 76:17:78 8S title “Listing of TEMPERATURES"; proc print datastemperatures noobs; seea; data temperature: Tength city $75 do City = "Dallas*, ‘Houston’ Go Hour = 1 to 24; input Temp @; datalines; 80 61 82 83 64 84 87 88 69 89 91 93 93 95 96 97 99 95 92 90 88 85 84 80 78 76:77:78 80 &1 42 62 86 88 90 92 $2 93 96 94 92 90 ee 86 82 78 76 74368 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide ves in allag and Hous! 1 to 999 until (Amount ge 30000! 900 + Amount * (0425/4); ng of Mowey™ 33 madyyo daves.; age = yrait (Dos, visit, ‘Actual }; format DOR Vieit dazed 90110/21/185011Nev2008, 00202 /02/198825May2005, 00322/25/200825ec2006 92/23/05Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 569 03/25/15 95/09/06 options year /* Good idea to set yearcutof! back to the default after you change it */ title ‘Listing of YEARIS10_2006"; proc print datasyear1910_2006 nooks 19-5; data Srea: ‘set learn. hosp (keep=AdnitDate) ; Day = weekday (AdnitDate) ; Month = month (AdnitDate) Year = year (AdmicDace} ; proc format value days 1 “Tue! ‘Sep es for Hospital Admissions"; req: tables Day wonth Year / nocum nopercent, format Day days. Monta months. +909; title "Adrissions before suly 15, 2002" proc print dataslearn.hosp; where AdmitDate le '01sul2002'a and AcricDate is not missing 19-9; data daces; input Day Month Year; Af missing(Day) then 3: dy (Month, 15, Year) ; else Date = mdy (Month, Day, Year}; format Date mnddyy10. datalines; 25 12 2005 5 2002510 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide fe “Lia! sof DATES"; proc print data=dates nocks Quarters = intek('a Jan2006"A,VisivDace) ; proc print data-return noobs Chapter 10 Solutions waere Gender eq Combined = .001*WEC + REC: male‘ and Blocdtype='Az! title "Listing of suasi proc print data=subset_a noobs ooltwac + Re; ‘Peale! and Blocdtyp Ag! and Combined ge 2Solutions to Odd-Numbered Problems S71 ticle "Listing of susser_er proc print data=subset_» noobs; 10-3; data lowale lowfenale; set learn.blood; waere Chol 1¢ 100 and Chol ia not missing J+ alternative statenent Where Chol 1t 160 and not missing {chol) if Gender = ‘Female’ chen output lowfemale; else if Gender = ‘Male’ then ouput lownale; title thisting of LONMALE; proe print data=lowmale noobs; title "Listing of LONFEMALE*; proc print data-lowfenale necks) 10-5; title *histing of Tivewroay:; proc print data=learn. inventory noobs; title "Listing of NEWPRODUCTS*; proe print data-leara.newprod daca updated; set learn. inventory learn nesproducts; title thisting of updazea"; proe print data-updated,572 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide 10-7; prog means data=learn.gym noprint; var fee; output outsMeanfee(drop=_type_ _freq_) Mean-Avefee; gata percent: get learn. gym Af n= 1 then set Meanfee; FeePercent = round(100*fee / avetee) arop Avefee; title tListing of PERCEND* pros print data-PERCENT, 10-9; proc sort dat. by Nodels ry outsinventory; proc sort data-learn.purchase out-purchase; by Model! by Model! if Inpurchase; potalprice = Quantity*?rice; format Totalprice dollar8.2; title “Listing of PURLPRICE*; proc print data-pur_price necks; “10-11; options mergenoby=nowarn: gata try; merge learn. inventory Learn.purchase: title "Listing of TRYIt roe print dataceyl;options mergenohs data try2; Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 873 merge learn. inventory learn.purchase, title ‘Listing of TaY2 proc print Gata-tey2; options mergenobyserror; data try; rerge Learn. inventory Learn.perchaser title ‘Listing of TY3" proc print data-teyé s10-13; /* Solution where the numeric identifier is converted daca survey?; set learn. survey (rename=(1D 3D = put (NumID, 23.}; Grop NumID; proc sort data-survey2; by ID data combine: nerge demographic survey2; by ID; title thisting of cosine; proe print data=conbine noobs; /* Solution wheze the chazacter to a numeric value */ gata demographic: set learn. denograzhic (rename MunD) ): identifier is converted (ap = cnarz));574 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide jchar19,3.) by ID: datasdenographic; proc sort data-learn.survey2 out-survey? by TD merge demographic survey2; title "Listing of CoMBINE™; Chapter 11 Solutions (ieight* 0254) +62, BurRownd = round (3M2) ; BEERound, fenth = round(BMZ, .1); round (2MI,5) ; bleed; = missing (WBC) then call missing(Gender,28¢, Chol)Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 578 title thisting of Mrss_sioop:; proe print data=miss bleed noobs; suns; data psychscore; ‘set learn.psych: Scorehve = mean (largest (1,0f Scorel-scorss) , largest (2,0f Scorel-scores}, largest (3, 0f Scoel-scores) } Af n(of Quesi-guesid) ge 7 then QuesAve = mean(of Quesi-guesi0) ; Composit = ScoreAve + 10*Quesave; keep ID ScoreAve QuesAve Composit; title thisting of esycHscoRE:; proc print dataspsychscore noobs; sist; data pull; x 510) y = 20) 2 = -30; Abs2 = abs(z): ExpX = round (exp (x) , 001); Circumference = round (2*constant ("pi") *y, 001); pat calls s11- data fake; do Subj = 1 to 100, Af ranuni (12345) le .4 then Gender = ‘Fenale’; glee Gender = Male Age = int (ranuni(12345)#50 + 10) output; ena; title “First 10 observations of FAKE"; proc print data-fake (obs=10) ; saan daca convert get learn. char_num(rename=576 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide (age = chax_Age Weight = Char_Weight Zip = Num zip SS = Nonss)); Age = input (Char_age, 8.) ght = input (Char_Age,6.)7 (gun_ss, ssn]1) Zip = put (ium Zip,25-); le "Listing of CONCERT"; ea fh Pricel = lag (Pri Price2 = lag2(Pr average = mean(Price, Pricel, Price2); goptions reset-ail colors: symbol vedot Lines izsnooth; symbol? vesquare line=2 i=amo0 title "Plot of Price and Moving Average" proc gplot data-anooth; Average*Date / overlay; Chapter 12 Solutions 12-1; tone way to test the storage lengths is to use the LENGTH function chat returns storage lengths \e LENGTH function that returns © cer string, length AS 42 4;Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 877 cat = cate(a.s); Af Mame = 'Shith’ then Mateh = 'No'; else Match = "Yes"; Substring = substr (Name, 5,2); TA = Lengthe(al: EB = Lenethe(s) Name = lengthe (Name) ; LAands = lengthe(aands} cat = lengtac (cat) Match = Lengthe (Match) LSubstring = Lengthe (Substring) title ‘Lengths of Character Variables"; roe print data-storage noobs; var Lt ‘ALL Variables starting with LL; Variable Storage Length A 4 2 4 Name ° and, 8 cat 200 match 2 Substring 3 12-3; daca nanes_and nove, ‘get learn names_and more, Nane = comp! (ame) 7 Phone = compress (Phone, , kd") citle “Listing of Data Set LEARN.NAMES_AND_MORE*; proc print data-nanes_and.moze noobs; 12-5; data convert; set learn.names_and_pore (keep=Mixed) Integer = Input (scan (Mixed,1," /*),8.); Numerator = input (scan (Mixed,2," /"), 8.) Denominater = input (scan (Mixed,3," /*),8.); if missing{unerator) then Price = Integer; glee Price = Integer + Sumeracor / Denominacor; Grop Numerator Denominator integer;578 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide title "Listing of CONVERT"; proc print date=convert noobs; 12-7; ‘Using one of gata concat set learn, length Combined $3; Combined = catx(*~', Group, Subgroup) ; title ‘Listing of coNcAn; roe print data-concat noobs; swithout using CAT functions; data concat set learn, study (keep=Group Subgroup) Length Combined $3; Combined = trim(Grous) || '-* || put (Subgroup, 1.9; title thisting of coNcAD*; prot print data=coneat noobs; 12-9; data spirited; get learn. gales, waere find (Customer, piste! i): title "Listing of SPIRITED" proc print data=spirited noobs; saa-21 sitle ‘Subjects from SRRORS with Digits in the Name'; proc print datasleara.errors nocks; where anydigit (vane) var Subj Name; 12-13; daca exact withings get learn. eccial, AE SSI eg $82 then output exact; else if spedis(ssi,ss2) le 25 andSolutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 579 not missing(Ssi) and not migsing(Ss2) then out withinas;| sting of wxTHrwas* | nore (kee fengch AreaCode $ 27 hreacode = substy (Phone,2,3) ng of NUMBERS" 004 get learn personal (deo: substr(85,1,7) subscr (Ace title "Listing of PERSONAL {with masked values)"; int data=personal nochs, Chapter 13 Solutions sa3-1; array Ques(5) $ Q1-05; do i= ito 5 @ slate (ou! 54322 » end,5380 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide title ‘hist of SURVEYL (rescaled) "; proe print data=surveyl s13-3; data nonines: ‘set learn-nines: array nuna(*) numeric; Go i= 1 to ain(numa) Af mums(i) = 992 then call missing (nums(i)) ena; drop iy title thisting of NONINES"; proc print datasnonines: +1325; data passing: array pass_score(5) _temporary_ (55,70, 80, 52,68) array Score(S); imput ID: $3. 8: NunberPassed = 0; do Test = 1 te 5 NurberPassed + (Score(Test) ge pass. ena; Grop Test; Gatalines; o01 90 88 92 95 90 002 64 66. 77:72: 72 003 68 59 80.75 70 008 88 77-5 77 67 ssorel-seores title “Listing of PASSING"; proc print data=passing: id ipsSolutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 581 Chapter 14 Solutions Chapter 15 Solutions “1 title "Tirst 5 Observacions from Bleed Data sec? proc report data=learn.blood{obs=5} nowa headline; column Subject WBC RBC; define Subject / display “subject Number* width=7; WBC / ‘White Blood Celle" widen=¢ format=connas.0 REC / "Rea Blood Cella mate5.2;5382 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide 15-3; title "Denonstrating a Compute Block"; proc report data-learn.hosp (obs=5) now headline; column Subject AdmicDate DOB Age; define AdnitDate / display *Adnission Date" width=10; Gedine boz / display; Gefine Subject / diaplay wide! Gefine Age / computed “Age at Adnigaion" ; compute Age; Age = round (yrdif(D0B, AdnicDate, 'Actual'}); endconp; quit: 15-5; title tpatient age Groups! proc report data-learn. bloodpressure nowd; colunn Gender Age AgeGroup; Gefine Gender 7 width=s. define Age / display wide! define AgeGroup / computed "Age Group"; compute AgeGroup / character lengt! AE Age gt 50 chen AgeGroup = "> 50"; else if not missing(Age) chen AgeGroup = endeomp; uit: s1s-7; title "Mean Cholesterol by Gender and Blood Type"; proc report data=learn.blood nowd headline ‘column Blood?ype Chol: Serine 7 group wide! Gefine Bloodtype / group "Blood Type" width=5 define Chol / analysis mean "Kean cholesterol" width=11 format quit: s18-9; sitle ‘Report on the suvey Data sett; proc report data-Tearn.aurvey nowd headline column 1D Age Gender Salary Quesi-quess AveResponse; define 1D / display width=4; define Age / display wide! Gefine Gender / display wide! define Salary / display widch-10 format-dollario.; Gefine Quesl / display noprinc;Solutions to Odd-Numbered Problems 583 gues2 define Ques’ Gefine Quesé / display nopri gue: / display noprint; ‘Tals solution will cause an automatic AveResponse = mean(of Quesi-guesS) endeomp; To avoid the automatic tne code below £ che aveResponse ft (guesl nput (Ques? , put (Ques3 /1.)7 nput (Ques’,1.) 7 = input (Quess/1.); AveResponse = mean(of 1-95) endcorp: define AveResponse / com sd "Average Response" wi Chapter 16 Solutions s16-1;584 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide var ClasaRank GPA, 16-3; proc sort data-learn.college out-college; by Schoolsize: title "statistics on the college bata set - Using BY"; citle2 "Broken down by School Size* proc means datascollese median maxde by Schoolsize; var ClassRank GPA;run; title “Statistics on the College Data set ~ Using CLASS"; title? “Broken down by School Size"; proc means data-learn. college median min class 5: var ClassRank GPA; “16-5; proc format value rank 0-50 = ‘Bottom Half! S174 = ‘Third quartiles 75-100 = ‘Top Quarter"; sitle ‘Statistica on the College bata set"; titie2 *Broken down by School Size* proc means data=learn.college class Clasexank var GPA? format ClageRank rank. ;Solutions to Odd-Numbered Problems 588 v6 proc mean data-learn.college noprint chartype: class Gender Schoolsize; var ClassRank GPA; at outesunmary grand (drop= size) bygender (arop=Schoo1size) byaize (drop=sende GRAND"; datasgrand nooks bygender noobs; ag of BI TZE* datashysize noobs; Chapter 17 Solutions title "One-way Prequencie: roe freq dat ‘a.blood, tables Gender Blocdlype AgeGroup / nocum nopercent;586 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide e2 "Wi proc freq da tables title "Demonstrating the MISSING option*; 22 ‘With MISSING Option" oc freq dataslearn blood; tables Chel / nocun missing; format Chol cholaxp va7-5; value rank Lo ow to 70 “high = ‘71 and higher format ClagsRane sare; title "Blood Types in Decreasing Frequency order" proc freq datalearn.blood order=trea: tables Bloodtype / nocum nopercent; Chapter 18 Solutions s1a-1; options fm earn) ; fe "Demographics from COLLEGE Data set"; tabulate datanle ‘lege format=5.; lass Gender Scholarship Schoolsize; tables Genders: allSolutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 587 keylabel ne! '; 18-3; proc format; value {gender 'F* = ‘Fenale’ we = oMale’; title "Denographics from COLLEGE Data set"; proc tabulate datazlearn.college forma class Gender Scholarship SchoolSize; tables (Gender all) (Scholarship all), Schoolsize all / =ts=25; keylabel nz! ALL = ‘focal’ format Gender ¢gence 18-5; title "Descriptive stavistics*; proc tabulate datazlearn.college fozmat=6.1; class Gender; var GPA, fables GPAt (ats<4 ean min max) Gender all; keylabel n= 'Nunber" all = ‘Total’ s18-7; title "Nore Descriptive statistics" proc tabulate dataslearn.college formate7.1 noseps; class Gender Schoolsize; var GPA ClassRank; tables Schoolsize all, GBAY (median min max) ClassRank* (median keylabel all = ‘Terai’ negian = ‘Median’ rin = 'inimum max = ‘Maximum’; label ClassRank = ‘Class Rank! Schoolsize ~ ‘Senocl size! maxtf=7.)/ ree=15588 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide 18-9; title’ "Denonstrating Colum Percents"; © value Seende: lass Gender Scholarsnip, cables format Gender $gender.: Chapter 19 Solutions si9-t; ons fmtsearch= (lea! listing close; i file = '¢:\bocks\learning\e fe "Sending 0 ol Lege (ob: proc means dataslearn.college n mean maxd var GPA Classxank: eas eds listing close; *19-3; ods lis odsSolutions to Odd-Numbered Problems 589 “var GPA Classlank; lege n mean maxdec=2; goptions reset-all earn. bicycles quit: *20-3; ibution of sales*; n value-aolia590 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide 12000 by 2000 sales by Mo proc gchart & yar Country / subgroup = Model; "20-7; ons fmtsearch= (learn); /* che learn library ¢:\books\learning 2 where the formate for COLLEGE are kept pattern value = empty: citle ‘Ave: \ge GPA by Size of Scho: proc gchart data=learn.college, vbar SchoolSize / sunvar = GPA type = mean; 120-8 title “stock Prices by Time*; symbol valuedot izsm; prec gplot data=learn. stocks: Chapter 21 Solutions saat; a probe1_Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 591 title thisting of PROB21_1* proc print data=probal_i noobs; e213; data prob2i_3; indile '2:\books\te: input Scorel 1-2 Score? 1-6 Scores dng\sccres_colunn. txt! pad; title "Listing of PRoa21! proc print Gata-pron2l_? nochay waa-s; title ‘sunnary Report from BICYCLES Data set"; data prob21_s; get learn-bicycles end=lastrec; Docalunice + unicey Sum_of_Sales + TotalSales; file print; Sf lagtrec chen put *Potal Units Sold is * TotalUaits conmalo. / "sales Total is * Sun_o¢_sales dollarid.0; sant; data prob2i_t; indile '2:\books\e: ing\fileA.txt* Af last_of_a then Infile ‘c:\books\learning\file_B.cxt' Fivscobs=2; input x y 2: title tListing of PROB2i_7* roe print data-probal_7 121-9; data prob21_9; filenane xyzfiles ('c: \books\le: te: \books \1e: infile xyzfiles, input x y 27592. Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide title "Listing of PRoB2is ob2i_s inZile ‘2: \books \learning\three_ver, G1 (HRI-HRS) (3. +8) ee BPS} (3. +8) 27 (DBPL-DBPS) (3. +6); Chapter 22 Solutions saat; value high_sbp low - <140 = ‘Normal’ 140 - high = “High sB2*; value high dbp low - <20 = 90 - hi title ‘Frequencies on SBP and DBP"; roe req data-learn bloodpressure; tables SBP DBP / nocum nopercent format SBP high_sbp DBP 122-3; value high sbp Tow - <140 = ‘Normal’ 149 ~ Aigh = ‘High spe; value high_@bp low - <90 = ‘Normal’ loode: Group = put (SBP/high_sbp.) put (DBP, high dep.)Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 593 title "Listing of BLOODPRESSURE'; proc print date-blocdpressure noobs: 22-5; proc format: invalue Sconvert oes Et 66 - 75 = 1c 16 - 65 = 1B 85 - high other = | gata lettergrades; Intile ‘c:\books\learning\nungrades.cxt' input ID $ LecterGrade Seonvert. 00; title “Listing of LEPTERGRADES*; proc print data-lettergrades nocbey soa-7; data control; et learn-dxcodes (rename=(Dx = Start Description = Label)}; retain fmtnane 'Sdxcodes’ Type °C"; proc Zommat entlinscontrol, select Sdxcodes, 122-9; proc format value muggle ‘oLjani990'd = '31dec2006"a = ‘Too Barly! o2jan2005'd - ‘3idec2005¢d = (mmadyyi0.] 02jan2007'd - high = ‘Too Late’; title "Listing of Gym"; proc print data=learn.gym noob: format Date muggle. ;594 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide Chapter 23 SolutionsSolutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 598 title ‘histing of LasT?RrcH* proe print data=lastprice noobs, 20-3; proc sort data-learn.dailyprices by Symbol Date aca countit set dailyprices; by syrbol; Af first. Symbol then N_Days Nays + 1; 42 last symbol; keep Symbol N_Days, jaityprices: title "Listing of commit; proc print data=countit noobs; 28-5; proc sort data-learn.dailyprices ow by Symbol Date; daca firet_ia set dailyprices; hy Symbol; retain FirstPrice; Sf iret. Symbol and las<.symbol then delete Af firet Symbol then FirstPrice = Price Af lagt.Symbol then do; Dif! = Price ~ F: outpes, ena; keep Synbol Price Diff; jailyprices: title ‘Listing of FIRS?_Las?*; proc print data=first_last noobs; 126.7; proc sort data=learn.dailyprices ou! by Synbol Date; data Sizet_lass, set dailyprices, by Symbol Sf firet.Symbol and last.Symbol then delete;596 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide pitt = ait(2rice) £ not first.symbol then out keep Symbol Price Diff; "LAS?* ; first_last noobs; Chapter 25 Solutions 25-1; title “Listing produced on ksysday, ksysdave? at ksystine"; proe print data=learn.atecks{obs=5) noobs; (+ noms Of the fis of observations Gnobs observations from * proe print datastdan (ob: mend 8: unobs) noobs ay earn. fitness nway 1 RestPulse MaxPulse; / autonane: pull; summary; call symput ("6 call symput ('GrandRest' /RestPulse_mean) ; call gymput (‘GrandMax' ,MaxPulse_mean) : randPine' ,Mimemile_mean} ; PMimeMile = round(100*7imemsle/scrangrine) ;Solutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 597 00*ReatPulee/agrandneat| Chapter 26 Solutions 106 Cle ‘observations from INVENTORY where Price > 20° ice gt 20; create table nsales a select Name, Totalsales from Lear waere Region eq ‘North’ Weight r.Sub! as Rightsubl,598 Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide title thisting of BOTH proe print datasboth noobs; /* alternate code proe eal; creace cable hoch as select 1.Subj as Lectsubj Height Weight r.Subj as Rightsubj, salary from learn. left as 1, learn right as = waere left Subj = right subj eit title *histing of BOTH prot print data=both noobs; werpare 2) proc eal; creace table Hoth as select 1-Sub! as Leftsubj Height Weight = .Sub! as Rightsuhi, salary from learn.left az 1 full join Learn right as on left Subj = righ quit title “Listing of BoTHt proc print datasboth noobs; veepare 3; roe eal create table both as select 1.Subj as Leftsubj Height Weight, r.Subj as Rightsubj, salary from learn. left as 1 left joinSolutions to Odd. Numbered Problems 599 learn.right as = on Left.Subj = right. subj; uit: title "Listing of LEFT proc print datasboth necks; 126-7; proe sal; create table third a select * from learn, first union all corresponding Select * from learn. second; eit title ‘Listing of THIRD"; proc print data-third; *26-9; proc eal; create Cable percentages as gelect Subject, RBC, pc, mean (RBC) as Meankec, mean(WBC) as MeaniEC, 100*REC / calculated Meank#C as Percent_Ruc, Losec / calculated Meanh2C az 2ercent wae from learn.blsed(obs=10) quit title "Listing of PERCENTAGES"; proc print dataspercentages