These are the i have been asked in writen test for one interview .I thought I should share..
Q2. Write code to create a SAS dataset named “StudentScoreNew” by picking each student’s most recent score. If there are multiple scores for the most recent year, then pick the highest one for that year.
Solution
Q3. Tag on the following variables to “StudentScoreNew” from the above question.
1. HighScore: the highest score of each student. (Use “StudentScore” as the input)
2. AvgScore: Average score for each student. (Use “StudentScore” as the input)
Solution
Output:
Program:
proc means data = studentscore mean max maxdec=1;
class studentid;
var score;
output out=question_3 ;
run;
Q4. Complete the following macro.
%macro processyear(Inputds=StudentScore, Year=91,Outputds=Year_out);
%mend;
Q4. Complete the following macro.
%macro processyear(Inputds=StudentScore, Year=91,Outputds=Year_out);
%mend;
Year _out should have the following variables:
Year- Year specified in the input.
StudentHighScore- “StudentID “of the student with the highest score for that year.
YearAvg- Average for the input year.
Q1. Create a variable called “Flag” which indicates whether a student’s score increased or decreased from the previous record in the data. Mark a “0” for records where the student’s score was lower than the previous record. Conversely, mark a “1” for records where a student’s score was equal or higher than the previous record. Mark a “0” for the first record of each student
Output:
Obs Studentid year score flag
1 A 91 400 0
2 A 92 398 0
3 A 92 399 1
4 B 91 430 0
5 B 92 432 1
6 B 93 444 1
7 B 94 446 1
8 C 91 455 0
9 C 92 423 0
10 C 93 411 0
11 C 94 415 1
12 C 95 427 1
13 C 95 418 0
Program for question 1:
data studentscore ;
input Studentid $ year score;
cards;
A 91 400
A 92 398
A 92 399
B 91 430
B 92 432
B 93 444
B 94 446
C 91 455
C 92 423
C 93 411
C 94 415
C 95 427
C 95 418
;
run;
data new;
set studentscore;
by studentid;
first=first.studentid;
last=last.studentid;
x=lag(score);
if first=1 then y = -1; else y=score-x;
if y>=0 then flag=1; else flag=0;
run;
proc print ;
var studentid year score flag;
title 'flags for Question one';
run;
Solution
Output:
Recent_ Max_
Obs Studentid year score
1 A 92 399
2 B 94 446
3 C 95 427
Program:
PROC SQL ;
create table studentscorenew as
select unique studentid, year as Recent_year, max(score)as Max_score
from studentscore where year
in (select max(year) from studentscore group by studentid)
group by studentid
having year = max(year);
quit;
proc print ;
title 'most recent maximum score ( Question two)';
run;
1. HighScore: the highest score of each student. (Use “StudentScore” as the input)
2. AvgScore: Average score for each student. (Use “StudentScore” as the input)
Solution
Output:
N
Studentid Obs Mean Maximum
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A 3 399.0 400.0
B 4 438.0 446.0
C 6 424.8 455.0
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proc means data = studentscore mean max maxdec=1;
class studentid;
var score;
output out=question_3 ;
run;
%macro processyear(Inputds=StudentScore, Year=91,Outputds=Year_out);
%mend;
Solution:
We have used Proc sql to design macro &outputds refer to table name , &year refers to numeric number of year and &Outputds refers to saving table by that particular name.
Output
Student
High
Obs Studentid year AVGSCORE Score
1 C 91 428.333 455
Macro Program:
……………
%macro processyear(Inputds=, Year=,Outputds=);
PROC SQL ;
create table &Outputds as select studentid,year,avg(score)AS AVGSCORE ,max(score) AS StudentHighScore
from &Inputds where year=&year having score=max(score);
quit;
proc print;
run;
%Mend processyear;
……………………….
Call this Macro:
………….
%processyear(Inputds=StudentScore, Year=91,Outputds=Year_out);
……………..
%macro processyear(Inputds=StudentScore, Year=91,Outputds=Year_out);
%mend;
Year _out should have the following variables:
Year- Year specified in the input.
StudentHighScore- “StudentID “of the student with the highest score for that year.
YearAvg- Average for the input year.
Q5. Briefly describe what the following macro does:
%macro Glue(InputFile=,InputSheet=);
PROC IMPORT OUT= WORK.Master
DATAFILE= "&inputfile."
DBMS=EXCEL REPLACE;
SHEET="&inputsheet";
GETNAMES=YES;
RUN;
Proc Sort data=master;
by order;
run;
Data _null_;
set master;
by order;
call symput('Program'||'_'||strip(put(_N_,8.)),Program);
call symput('Type_of_prog'||'_'||strip(put(_N_,8.)),Type);
call symput('Inputlist'||'_'||strip(put(_N_,8.)),InputList);
call symput ('Location'|| '_'||strip(put(_N_, 8.)),Location);
call symput ('number_of_progs',_N_);
run;
%local a;
%do a= 1 %to &number_of_progs. ;
%include "&&Location_&a." ;
%if %upcase(&&Type_of_prog_&a.) eq MACRO %then %do;
%let program=&&Program_&a.;
%let inputlist=(&&Inputlist_&a);
%str(%&program. &inputlist.);
%end;
%end ;
%mend;
Sample excel sheet for the above program:
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Solution;
Briefly,In this program there is a macro named Glue which reads the specified worksheet saved in computer and identifies the rows which have type MACRO and include that file specified in worksheet like conversion.sas and compressioncounts.sas to run the macro specified at that location..
This program can be used to call multiple macros in single programs by specifying location of worksheet .in this worksheet there are locations of macros .
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