Use LIBNAME Statement to create a library named “your last name” (e.g. zheng) in your shared folder and Cancel this library

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MKAN1-UC 5103 Marketing Analytics Fall 2019 HW 1

Instructions

• (3 points) Develop the SAS syntax for each question below and save all syntax in

ONE SAS file called "YourLastName_HW1"

• Submit that file under Assignments as your answer to HW1

• (5 points) Start your SAS file with this header by using SAS comments syntax:

  • Course Name - Semester Year

  • Your name

  • HW1 - date you complete the assignment

• (5 points) Start your answer to each question below with the Question # by using SAS comments syntax

• (3 points) Keep your syntax in a clear format

Questions:

1. (20 points) (1) Use LIBNAME Statement to create a library named “your last

 name” (e.g. zheng) in your shared folder. (2) Cancel this library

 

2. (22 points) Use the INPUT and DATALINES statements to manually enter the data below into a SAS data set called “info” in the WORK

 

Name	Gender	Income
J	F	4300
H	F	2300
K	M	5400

 

3. (20 points) Use point-and-click OR Proc Import and Proc Contents statements to import “hw1.csv” file into a SAS data set named “hw1” in a new library called

 “your first name” (e.g. janet)”. The syntax should display the descriptor portion and data portion of the data set. (If you use point-and-click method, submit the syntax generated automatically in the editor as the answer.)

4. (22 points) Use the INFILE statement in the DATA step to import “hw1.csv” file into a SAS data set named “hw1” in the library you created in question

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