Thank you for an easy to follow and understand presentation on Arrays which I've often found confusing. Your examples and instructions clarified this for me.
Agreed - DO OVER sounds like a real convenient feature when you don't need indexing! Speaking of convenient, if your array is to process a contiguous group of variables in your dataset, you can reference them using 2 hyphens. e.g. Given a dataset with vars a1, a2, a3, b1, b2, b3, providing a2--b2 will reference a2, a3, b1, b2
Hi and thank you very much for this very simple and nice and well-arranged tutorial. Deeply appreciated. I didn't see the download option on the Github, would you please tell me how can I download the dataset and the exercise files.
Mohsen, thank you for your interest! You can go here GitHub - 2.sas.com/6059GKNLB If you click on "Show More" under the video, you should find the resource links there.
Thank you for an easy to follow and understand presentation on Arrays which I've often found confusing. Your examples and instructions clarified this for me.
I usually have multiple variables too and I am glad to learn about DO OVER...
So glad it was helpful!
Agreed - DO OVER sounds like a real convenient feature when you don't need indexing!
Speaking of convenient, if your array is to process a contiguous group of variables in your dataset, you can reference them using 2 hyphens. e.g. Given a dataset with vars a1, a2, a3, b1, b2, b3, providing a2--b2 will reference a2, a3, b1, b2
Thank you so much. VEry helpful. God bless you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you .
We're glad you enjoyed it!
Wow thanks so much for the turorial, I have never used do over loop, could you be having any readin material ?
Thank you so much for your feedback! "The Little SAS Book: A Primer, Sixth Edition" is a great book to help you get started 2.sas.com/6050GFhxj
Hi and thank you very much for this very simple and nice and well-arranged tutorial. Deeply appreciated. I didn't see the download option on the Github, would you please tell me how can I download the dataset and the exercise files.
Mohsen, thank you for your interest! You can go here GitHub - 2.sas.com/6059GKNLB If you click on "Show More" under the video, you should find the resource links there.
Thanks a lot
Happy to help, and hope you tune in for more!