SASHELP data analysis and display

The script uses a `DATA STEP` with the `_null_` option to prevent the creation of an output dataset. It iterates over each observation of the `sashelp.prdsale` dataset. For each observation, the values of the variables `actual-numeric-month` (representing a numeric range) and `country-character-product` (representing a character range) are written directly to the SAS^© log using the `PUT` statement.

Data Analysis

Type : SASHELP

The script uses the `sashelp.prdsale` dataset, which is a standard example dataset provided with SAS and accessible without additional configuration.

1 Code Block

DATA STEP

Explanation :
This code block is a `DATA STEP` that does not create a permanent dataset (indicated by `_null_`). It reads the `sashelp.prdsale` dataset. The `PUT` statements display the current values of the `actual-numeric-month` and `country-character-product` variables for each observation in the SAS log. This is useful for quick data inspection without generating structured output.

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1	DATA _null_ ;
2	SET sashelp.prdsale ;
3	put actual-numeric-month ;
4	put country-character-product ;
5	RUN ;

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