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Basic Concepts
A macro program is created
with a macro definition, which consists of a %MACRO statement and
a %MEND statement. The %MACRO statement also provides a name for the
macro. Any combination of macro language statements and SAS language
statements can be placed in a macro definition. The macro definition
must be compiled before it is available for execution. The MCOMPILENOTE=
option causes a note to be issued to the SAS log when a macro has
completed compilation. To execute a name style macro, you submit a
call to the macro by preceding the macro name with a percent sign.
Developing and Debugging Macros
Two system options, MLOGIC, and MPRINT, are useful for macro development and debugging. The MLOGIC option writes ...
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