Our tutorials reference a dataset called "sample" in many examples. If you'd like to download the sample dataset to work through the examples, choose one of the files below:
Unlike programs with a graphical user interface, SAS users must take specific actions to view the contents of a dataset. This part of the tutorial covers how to print and preview data in SAS.
Before doing any kind of hypothesis testing or model building, you should always examine your data for unusual features or patterns by looking at graphs and descriptive statistics of your data. This section covers how to generate descriptive statistics for continuous numeric variables in SAS.
When working with categorical variables, you must still examine your data for unusual trends, patterns, or errors. However, most of the measures that are valid for continuous numeric variables do not apply to categorical variables. In this section, we cover appropriate descriptive statistics for categorical variables.
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