Understanding and Customizing SAS Output: The Output Delivery System (ODS) |
The examples in this chapter are based on data from a college entrance exam called the Scholastic Aptitude Test, or SAT. The data is provided in one input file that contains the average SAT scores of students that are entering the university from 1972 to 1998. The input file has the following structure:
Verbal m 1972 531 Verbal f 1972 529 Verbal m 1973 523 Verbal f 1973 521 Math m 1972 527 Math f 1972 489 Math m 1973 525 Math f 1973 489
The input file contains the following kinds of values:
The following program creates the data set that this chapter uses. (For a complete listing of the input data, see Data Set SAT_SCORES.)
data sat_scores; input Test $ Gender $ Year SATscore @@; datalines; Verbal m 1972 531 Verbal f 1972 529 Verbal m 1973 523 Verbal f 1973 521 Verbal m 1974 524 Verbal f 1974 520 ...more data lines... Math m 1996 527 Math f 1996 492 Math m 1997 530 Math f 1997 494 Math m 1998 531 Math f 1998 496 ;
Note: The examples use file names that may not be valid in all operating environments. For information about how your operating environment uses file specifications, see the documentation for your operating environment.
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