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SASInstitute SAS Certified Associate: Programming Fundamentals Using SAS 9.4 Sample Questions (Q37-Q42):

NEW QUESTION # 37
Given the display of the CITIES data set:

Which program creates the PROC PRINT report below?

A. proc print data-cities label noobs;
label Name='Employee Name'
City=' Birth City' ;
run;
B. proc print data=cities ;
Name=' Employee Name' ;
City='Birth City';
run;
C. proc print data=cities showlabelse;
label Name= ' Employee Name
City =Birth City
D. options noobs labels;
proc print data=cities;
display Name=' Employee Name*
city='Birth City',
run;

Answer: A

Explanation:
The PROC PRINT statement is used for printing SAS datasets. To customize the column headers in the report, you use the label statement within the PROC PRINT procedure to assign new labels to variables, and the label option in the PROC PRINT to activate these labels. The noobs option suppresses the printing of observation numbers in the report.
Option B has the correct syntax for what is being requested:
* proc print data=cities label noobs; specifies the dataset to print with the label option to display variable labels and noobs to hide the observation numbers.
* label Name='Employee Name' City='Birth City'; assigns the label 'Employee Name' to the 'Name' variable and 'Birth City' to the 'City' variable.
* run; signifies the end of the PROC PRINT procedure.
Options A, C, and D are incorrect due to syntax errors:
* A uses an incorrect option showlabelse instead of label and noobs.
* C is incorrect because it lacks the label option in the proc print statement which is necessary to actually display the labels, and the labels are being incorrectly used within the proc print instead of in a label statement.
* D has several issues: there is no display statement in SAS, the option noobs should be outside of the proc print statement, and the labels should be defined in a label statement, not within proc print.
References:
* SAS 9.4 documentation for the PROC PRINT statement: SAS Help Center: PROC PRINT

NEW QUESTION # 38
You are tasked with generating a report from a dataset called 'EMPLOYEES' containing variables 'EMPLOYEE ID', 'FIRST NAME', 'LAST NAME', 'DEPARTMENT', and 'SALARY'. The report needs to show all employee information, but should exclude the 'EMPLOYEE ID' column from the output. Additionally, you need to apply labels to clarify the meaning of the remaining columns and eliminate observation numbers. Which PROC PRINT statement achieves this?

Answer: A

Explanation:
The correct answer is option E It uses the VAR statement to select the desired variables (FIRST NAME, LAST NAME, DEPARTMENT SALARY), applies descriptive labels using the LABEL option, and suppresses observation numbers with the NOOBS option. The requirement to exclude EMPLOYEE_ID from the output is implicitly achieved by not including it in the VAR statement- Options A, B, C, and D contain errors or redundancies: A doesn't address the exclusion of EMPLOYEE IDI B has incorrect label placement, C attempts to use ID which is not suitable for excluding a variable, and D includes DROP which is unnecessary as the variable is already excluded. Only option E effectively fulfills all requirements for the desired report.

NEW QUESTION # 39
You have a dataset with a variable 'OrderDate' representing the date an order was placed. You want to create a new variable 'Quarter' that indicates the calendar quarter (QI , Q2, Q3, Q4) in which the order was placed. Which SAS code snippet correctly creates the 'Quarter' variable?

Answer: A

Explanation:
To determine the quarter, you need to divide the month by 3, round down to the nearest integer (using 'int'), and then add 1 to get the correct quarter number (QI for months 1-3, Q2 for months 4- 6, etc.). Option B correctly uses the 'int' function to round down the result of the division and then adds 1 to the value before applying the 'QI format. Option A only divides the month by 3 and does not round down or add 1, resulting in incorrect quarter assignments. Option C uses an 'if-else' statement to assign quarters based on the month, which is a valid approach but less efficient. Option D rounds down the result of the division but does not add 1, resulting in incorrect quarter assignments. Option E divides the month by 3 and then applies the '(24.' format, which would result in incorrect quarter assignments.

NEW QUESTION # 40
You have a dataset 'EMPLOYEES' with variables 'EMP ID', 'FIRST NAME', 'LAST NAME', 'SALARY', and 'DEPARTMENT'. You need to create a report that displays 'EMP D', 'FIRST NAME', 'LAST NAME', and 'SALARY' for employees in the 'Marketing' department. Additionally, you want to display a calculated variable 'ANNUAL SALARY' representing the employee's salary multiplied by 12. Which PROC PRINT statement accomplishes this?

Answer: A

Explanation:
Option B is the correct answer. The COMPUTE statement within PROC PRINT is used to create and calculate new variables- In this case, the statement 'COMPUTE ANNUAL SALARY-SALARY 12;' calculates the annual salary by multiplying the salary by 12 and displays it in the report. Options A, C, D, and E are incorrect because they either use incorrect syntax or attempt to create a new variable without the appropriate statement Option A incorrectly attempts to use the assignment operator, Option C specifies 'ANNUAL SALARY' in the VAR statement before it is calculated, Option D uses an incorrect 'CREATE' statement, and Option E incorrectly tries to output the new variable to a new dataset.

NEW QUESTION # 41
You're working with a dataset of customer transactions. You need to apply a discount based on the total transaction value. For transactions above $100, you want to apply a 10% discount. For transactions between $50 and $100, you want to apply a 5% discount. For transactions below $50, no discount is applied. Which of the following code snippets correctly implements this discount logic?

Answer: B

Explanation:
Option C is correct because it accurately implements the discount logic using IF-THEN-ELSE statements. It correctly applies the appropriate discount based on the transaction value. Option A uses incorrect conditions, applying the 5% discount for transactions less than 50. Option B applies discounts to transactions above 100 and 50, which is incorrect. Option D applies discounts to transactions above 100 and 50, which is incorrect. Option E uses incorrect conditions, applying the 5% discount for transactions less than 50.

NEW QUESTION # 42
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