Question 1

Which sentence is true regarding the VALUE statement in the FORMAT procedure?

Options :

A : The keyword UNKNOWN can be specified on the VALUE statement.

B : Numeric format names in the VALUE statement must begin with a $ sign.

C : The VALUE statement can create numeric and character formats.

D : The VALUE statement uses the LIB= option to specify the location of the format.

Answer: C

Question 2

The data set SASHELP. CARS contains information on different vehicles. How do you correctly write the observations with Type of 'SUV' to the suv data set and Type of 'Sedan' to the sedans data set?

Options :

A : data=SUV data=Sedans;

set sashelp.cars;

if Type = 'SUV' then output SUV;

else if Type = 'Sedan' then output Sedans;

run;

B : data SUV Sedans;

set sashelp.cars;

if Type = 'SUV' then output SUV;

else if Type = 'Sedan' then output Sedans;

run;

C : data SUV;

data Sedans;

set sashelp.cars;

if Type = SUV then output SUV;

else if Type = Sedan then output Sedans;

run;

D : data= (SUV Sedans) ;

set sashelp.cars;

if Type = 'SUV' then output SUV;

else if Type = 'Sedan' then output Sedans;

run;

Answer: B

Question 3

Given the following code:

Which variables are created with the BY statement?

Options :

A : State. First and State. Last

B : First. State and Last. State

C : First_State and Last_State

D : First. and Last.

Answer: A

Question 4

Given the following SAS program:

What footnotes appear for the second PROC PRINY report?

Options :

A : Created by HR

B : Draft - Do Not Distribute

Create by HR

C : Draft –Do NOT Distribute

Answer: C

Question 5

Which PROC PRINT step correctly displays only the first 10 observations in the data set?

Options :

A : proc print data=sashelp.class(obs=l10);

run;

B : proc print data=sashelp.class;

obs=10;

run;

C : proc print data=sashelp.class obs=10;

run;

D : proc print data=sashelp.class (oba«'10' )

; run;

Answer: A