The 'CUMPERCENT option in the 'TABLES statement of PROC FREQ displays the cumulative percentages for each category of the variable 'Region'. The SOUT=RegionFreq' option saves the output table to a dataset named 'RegionFreq'. The other options do not include cumulative percentages. Option A generates the frequency table without any cumulative statistics. Option B suppresses the cumulative frequencies and percentages. Option C displays the cumulative frequencies but not the cumulative percentages. Option D specifies to suppress the cumulative frequencies, which is not what the question requires.

The correct code uses sods pdf pdf' style-MyStyle;' to define the output destination and the desired style. 'proc report' is the appropriate procedure for creating a structured report, which can then be customized using the 'STYLE:' option. sproc print' is used for simple data listings and does not support advanced report formatting or styling.

The correct answer is E. The ORDER-ASCENDING option sorts the rows in ascending order based on the values of the variable, but we need to calculate the average salary for each department first. This can be done by using the PROC MEANS procedure to calculate the average salary for each department. Then, you can use the 'SORT' procedure to sort the departments based on their average salary. Finally, you can use PROC FREQ with the ORDER-ASCENDING option to display the departments in the desired order. The other options are incorrect because they sort based on different criteria, and the information provided does not suggest the need for descending order. While the 'ORDER=FORMATTED' option might appear relevant because it allows you to define a format for the output, it does not automatically sort based on average salaries. The 'ORDER=DATA' option sorts based on the order the values appear in the input dataset, which might not be in the desired order of average salaries. The 'ORDER=FREQ' option sorts the rows based on the frequency of each category, which is not relevant to the goal of sorting by average salary The DESCENDING)' option sorts by internal storage order, which is not helpful in this context

The program exhibits a logic error. The code does not explicitly handle orders placed on January 1 , 2023. The 'else if statement only applies to orders placed after January 1, 2023. To correct the issue, an 'else' statement needs to be added to handle orders placed on January 1 , 2023, defining the appropriate sales tax for that date. The corrected code snippet is:

The correct code is option B. It correctly uses the 'if' statement to filter observations based on 'SALES_AMOUNT' being greater than 1000. The 'keep' statement is used to select only the desired variables 'REGION' and 'PROFIT' for the output dataset 'HIGH_SALES'_ Option A incorrectly uses 'drop' to remove 'PRODUCT instead of keeping the desired variables. Option C incorrectly tries to keep variables at the 'set' statement, which is not the intended usage for this scenario. Options D and E include 'SALES_AMOUNT in the output dataset which is not desired.