Run the following program to create a SAS data set NUM_CHAR. Using this data set, create...

 

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Run the following program to create a SAS data set NUM_CHAR. Using this data set, create a new SAS data set (CORRECT) as follows: X, Y, and Z are numeric variables (yes, you have to use the same variable names. HINT: Swap and DROP); DATE is a real SAS date (i.e., the number of days from January 1, 1960, format it with DATE9.); NUMERAL is a character variable (make the length 8); CHAR_DATE is a character variable with the value of DOB (but as a character string in the MMDDYY10. format). DATA NUM_CHAR; INPUT X $ Y $ Z $ DATE: $10. NUMERAL DOB: DATE9.; FORMAT DOB MMDDYY10.; DATALINES; 10 20 30 10/21/1946 123 09SEP2004 1 2 3 11/11/2004 999 01JAN1960 ; Run the following program to create a SAS data set NUM_CHAR. Using this data set, create a new SAS data set (CORRECT) as follows: X, Y, and Z are numeric variables (yes, you have to use the same variable names. HINT: Swap and DROP); DATE is a real SAS date (i.e., the number of days from January 1, 1960, format it with DATE9.); NUMERAL is a character variable (make the length 8); CHAR_DATE is a character variable with the value of DOB (but as a character string in the MMDDYY10. format). DATA NUM_CHAR; INPUT X $ Y $ Z $ DATE: $10. NUMERAL DOB: DATE9.; FORMAT DOB MMDDYY10.; DATALINES; 10 20 30 10/21/1946 123 09SEP2004 1 2 3 11/11/2004 999 01JAN1960 ;

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