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| Exam Code/Number: | A00-215Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | SAS Certified Associate: Programming Fundamentals Using SAS 9.4 |
| Certification: | SASInstitute |
| Question Number: | 390 |
| Publish Date: | May 31, 2026 |
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Which of the following SAS statements can be used to define a global macro variable that is accessible throughout the entire SAS session?
You need to import a CSV file with dates formatted as YYYY-MM-DD. However, the file has an additional column containing time data formatted as HH:MM:SS. You want to import the date column as a SAS date value, but the time column should be a SAS time value. How would you achieve this in PROC IMPORT?
You have a SAS dataset named 'CustomerData' located in the '/home/datasets/' directory, and you want to create a new library called 'CUSTOMER' to access it. You also want to specify that the dataset is located on a Unix server using the 'SERVER' option. Additionally, you want to use a specific SAS session user, 'adminuser', and password, 'password 1 23', for accessing the dataset. Which LIBNAME statement is correct for this scenario?
You are working on a project that involves analyzing customer data from multiple sources. You have three SAS datasets: 'CUSTOMER A', 'CUSTOMER B', and 'CUSTOMER C. Each dataset has different variables and potentially different observation counts. You want to create a single dataset called 'COMBINED CUSTOMERS' that includes all the observations from the three datasets, regardless of their structure. Which of the following options would achieve this, ensuring no data duplication and maintaining the original variable order for each dataset?
A SAS programmer is working with a dataset containing information about product sales. The dataset includes variables like 'ProductName', 'SalesDate', 'QuantitySold', and 'UnitPrice'. They need to create a new variable called 'TotalRevenue' that calculates the total revenue for each sale. They also need to ensure that the 'TotalRevenue' variable is formatted with two decimal places. Which of the following statements correctly uses the LENGTH statement, the PUT function, and the assignment operator to achieve this?