Chapter 7. Writing Flexible Code with the SAS® Macro Facility
“Nobody is too old to learn—but a lot of people keep putting it off.” | ||
| --WILLIAM O’NEILL | ||
From The Official Explanations by Paul Dickson. Copyright 1980 by Delacorte Press. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
Macro Concepts | ||
Substituting Text with Macro Variables | ||
Creating Modular Code with Macros | ||
Adding Parameters to Macros | ||
Writing Macros with Conditional Logic | ||
Writing Data-Driven Programs with CALL SYMPUT | ||
Debugging Macro Errors |
Macro Concepts
Not so long ago the SAS macro facility was considered an advanced topic relevant only to experienced SAS users. Over time, however, macros have become more prevalent so that now even new SAS users would do ...
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