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001 data XYZ;
002 infile "C:\books\learning\DataXYZ.txt";
003 input Gender X Y Z;
004 Sum=X+y+Z;
005 run;
The File C:\books\learning\DataXYZ.txt looks as follows:
Male 1 2 3
Female 4 5 6
Male 7 8 9
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