What is the purpose of the SUM statement?
A) To combine numeric variables
B) To obtain a total output of multiple values
C) To produce column totals
D) All of the above
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3 comments:
Answer: C
Reasoning: In creating reports for SAS programs, the SUM
statement is used to create column totals for numeric values.
couldn't it be D?
sum(3,5,6,7,8,9) can find the total of mutiple values.
in the following program, w is the sum of three variables.
data sum;
input x y z;
w=sum(x,y,z);
datalines;
2345 20897 4234
;
So i think the answer is D.
Kat, look up sum statement vs sum function.
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