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Exam Code:
A00-280
Exam Name:
Clinical Trials Programming Using SAS 9
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Questions:
99
Last Updated:
Apr 19, 2025
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SAS Institute A00-280

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Clinical Trials Programming Using SAS 9 Questions and Answers

Question 1

The following SAS program is submitted:

What is the value of the variable day when the data step completes?

Options:

A.

1

B.

6

C.

7

D.

8

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Question 2

Given the following partial output data set:

Which code was used to create AGECAT?

Options:

A.

if age <18 then AGECAT=1;

if 18<=AGE<=40 then AGECAT=2;

else AGECAT=3;

B.

if age <=18 then do AGECAT=1;

else if 18

else do AGECAT=3;

C.

if age <18 then AGECAT=1;

else if 18<=AGE<=40 then AGECAT=2;

else AGECAT=3;

D.

if age <=18 then AGECAT=1;

else if 18

else AGECAT=3;

Question 3

A SAS report procedure results in the log below.

What should you add to the PROC REPORT to address the blue note in this log?

Options:

A.

Use DEFINE statements with the WIDTH= option set large enough to print all values for each variable

B.

Specify COLWIDTH= option with a value large enough to print all values in the data

C.

Use DEFINE statements where FLOW is specified for each numeric variable

D.

Use a FORMAT statement with formats large enough to print all values for each numeric variable