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SAS has more than 190 functions for a variety of programming tasks.
A FUNCTION returns a value from a computation or system manipulation that requires zero or more arguments. And, like most programming languages, the SAS System provides an extensive library of built-in functions.
Macros enable you to substitute text in a program which enhances reusability. SAS has a lot of pre-defined functions that perform a variety of computations.
SAS String Function FIND( ) SAS Code: data temp; pos4 = find (Sachin Tendulkar,kar,99); run; proc print data = temp; run; PROC PRINT OUTPUT :
The SAS Function Compiler (FCMP) Procedure is used to create and store custom SAS functions and subroutines. The syntax is very similar to that of the SAS DATA step language, with several small variants. The custom functions and subroutines created by PROC FCMP can be used in other SAS procedures.
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(Macro language statements always start with a %). This statement works much like an assignment statement in the DATA step. The %LET statement is followed by the macro variable name, an equal sign (=), and then the text value to be assigned to the macro variable. Notice that quotation marks are not used.
A CALL routine alters variable values or performs other system functions. CALL routines are similar to functions, but differ from functions in that you cannot use them in assignment statements or expressions. All SAS CALL routines are invoked with CALL statements.
A function is a component of the SAS programming language that can accept arguments, perform a computation or other operation, and return a value.

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