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How do I calculate gross sales from Order Quantity and Unit Price in SAS 9.4? 

Order Quantity Unit Price Gross Sales
20 $37.72  
11 $35.85  
1 $37.72  
28 $35.85  
8 $37.33  
20 $35.85  
15 $37.72  
1 $37.33  
16 $12.10  
19 $13.64  
30 $35.85  
13 $37.72  
5 $12.10  
26 $37.33  
9 $12.10  
8 $13.64  
23 $35.85  
17 $13.64  
11 $37.72  
26 $37.33  
3 $37.33  
6 $12.10  
7 $37.72  
28 $13.64  
19 $35.85  
26 $13.64  
11 $37.33  
24 $35.85  
27 $37.72  
21 $13.64  
16 $35.85  
15 $35.85  
4 $12.10  
29 $37.72  
3 $13.64  
14 $35.85  
12 $37.72  
10 $37.72  
6 $35.85  
8 $37.72  
20 $37.33  
22 $13.64  
25 $37.33  
2 $12.10  
26 $35.85  
30 $37.72  
20 $37.72  
28 $35.85  
25 $12.10  
17 $37.72  

 

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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

First figure out what is the name of the dataset. Let's say it is named HAVE.

Second figure out what are the names of the variables. Let's say they are named QUANTITY and PRICE.

 

Now you have the information you need to write some code.

data want;
  set have;
  gross = quantity*price;
run;

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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

First figure out what is the name of the dataset. Let's say it is named HAVE.

Second figure out what are the names of the variables. Let's say they are named QUANTITY and PRICE.

 

Now you have the information you need to write some code.

data want;
  set have;
  gross = quantity*price;
run;

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