When you submit a SAS program, the contents of the program goes to an area of memory called the input stack. The example program in Macro APP in the Input Stack contains a macro definition, a macro ...
Just as SAS code can benefit from being written with efficiency in mind, so can macro code. By saving time, CPU cycles, and effort, efficient macros make sense. Use Macros Wisely An application that ...
%if ^%sysfunc(prxmatch(%str(m/^\d+\s+\d+(\s+\d+)*\s*=\s*\d+$/oi), %superq(total_group&i))) %then %do; %put ERROR:1/[%sysfunc(datetime(), e8601dt.)] Pattern &&total ...
example of use to get partitioned data matrix and then fit a Partitioned method of valid moments model with Bayesian intervals in SAS Syntax of this macro is the same as that of %partitionedGMM macro, ...
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