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The basic syntax of PROC CONTENTS is: PROC CONTENTS DATA=sample; RUN; As with all SAS procedures, the DATA command (which specifies the name of the dataset) is optional, but recommended. If you do not specify a dataset, SAS will use the most recently created dataset by default.
After you create a format, you can view the definition for the format using SAS Explorer. Select View. Explorer. Open the format folder. To view the default format folder, expand Libraries. To view the format description, do one of the following actions on the format name in the contents pane: double-click the format name.
The general form of PROC FORMAT is: PROC FORMAT; VALUE format-name Data-value-1 = Label 1 Data-value-2 = Label 2; VALUE format-name-2 Data-value-3 = Label 3 Data-value-4 = Label 4; ..; RUN; The first line is the start of the proc step.
Applying Formats Here the first word ( FORMAT ) is the SAS keyword that tells it to assign a format to a variable. The second word is the name of the variable you want to assign to a format. Finally, type the name of the format followed by a period and a semicolon.
Examples of SAS formats are BINARY, DATE, and WORDS. The WORDS22. format, which converts numeric values to their equivalent in words, writes the numeric value 692 as six hundred ninety-two .
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The general form of PROC FORMAT is: PROC FORMAT; VALUE format-name Data-value-1 = Label 1 Data-value-2 = Label 2; VALUE format-name-2 Data-value-3 = Label 3 Data-value-4 = Label 4; ..; RUN; The first line is the start of the proc step. The procedure we want to execute is PROC FORMAT .
The name must be a valid SAS name. A numeric format name can be up to 32 characters in length. A character format name can be up to 31 characters in length. If you are creating a character format, then use a dollar sign ($) as the first character.
Using a Function to Format Values Use the FCMP procedure to create the function. Use the OPTIONS statement to make the function available to SAS by specifying the location of the function in the CMPLIB= system option. Use the FORMAT procedure to create a new format. Use the new format in your SAS program.

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