Which PROC uses a VALUE statement?

Group of answer choices

FORMAT

FREQ

PRINT

ALL of these PROCs use a VALUE statement

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Question $21$ pts

Which PROC requires a BY statement?

Group of answer choices

PRINT

SORT

ALL of these: PRINT, SORT, and FREQ

FREQ

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Question $31$ pts

If you wanted to produce averages and counts in the same output, what procedure would you use?

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All of these procedures produce averages and counts

PROC PRINT

PROC FREQ

PROC TABULATE

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Question $41$ pts

Which of the following procedures does not produce a report?

Group of answer choices

PROC SORT

No answer text provided.

PROC TABULATE

PROC MEANS

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Question $51$ pts

What is true about formats assigned to variables in the DATA step?

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They need to be specified for variables during subsequent procedures where you want to use them

The formats are stored with the data set

They need to be specified for variables during subsequent DATA steps where you want to use them

They affect the stored values of variables in the data set

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Question $61$ pts

In PROC REPORT, what is the default usage type for numeric variables?

Group of answer choices

ANALYSIS

NUMERIC

DISPLAY

ACROSS

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Question $71$ pts

Which option in the PROC SORT statement would tell SAS to sort the following last names in alphabetical order?

$----+----1$

de BieDe LeondeVereDe MesaDewey

Group of answer choices

SORTSEQ $=$ LINGUISTIC

SORTSEQ $=$ EBCDIC

SORTSEQ $=$ ASCII

NODUPKEY

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Question $81$ pts

Which WHERE statement using a mnemonic operator is equivalent to the following WHERE statement using a symbolic operator?

WHERE Temp ~$=.$ ;

Group of answer choices

WHERE Temp IN $(.)$ ;

WHERE Temp CONTAINS $.$ ;

WHERE Temp IS NOT MISSING ;

WHERE Temp EQUIVALENT TO $.$ ;

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Question $91$ pts

Which of the following is a valid option for the PROC PRINT statement to suppress the Obs column from the output?

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NOOBS

NOOBSCOLUMN

NOOBSERVATION

NOOBSCOL

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Question $101$ pts

For the value $5678$ to appear as $5,678\mathrm{.}00$ in the output, which format should be used?

Group of answer choices

COMMA$7\mathrm{.}2$

COMMA$6\mathrm{.}2$

COMMA$8\mathrm{.}2$

COMMA$7\mathrm{.}3$

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Question $111$ pts

Which statement in PROC MEANS will produce output summarized by the values of a categorical variable?

Group of answer choices

VAR

OUTPUT

TITLE

CLASS

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Question $121$ pts

What is the purpose of using the MAXDEC $=$ n option in a PROC MEANS statement?

Group of answer choices

To replace missing data with the value n

To maximize the computing power by a factor of n

To use a maximum of n observations inthe calculation

To limit the numeric output to n decimal places

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Question $131$ pts

Which output$-$statistic$-$list for PROC MEANS will create two variables corresponding to the average age of females and the average of males?