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Mosier Example Run

STEP 1: COPY THE SAS CATALOG FILE (sasmacr.sas7bcat) TO A
        FOLDER OF YOUR CHOOSING
        (only need to do this once and leave it there).

STEP 2: USE A LIBNAME STATEMENT TO POINT TO THE FOLDER.

STEP 3: USE THE MSTORED AND SDSMSTORE OPTIONS AND ASSIGN
        THE LOGICAL LIBNAME FROM STEP 2 TO SASMSTORE

STEP 4: CREATE A DATA FILE (mosier_test.in for this example)
        CONTAINING INPUT FOR PROGRAM

STEP 5: RUN MACRO TELLING IT # of SCALES and LOCATION OF
        DATA FILE.
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/* STEP 2 */
LIBNAME MACLIB "C:\MySAS";

/* STEP 3 */
OPTIONS MSTORED SASMSTORE=MACLIB;

options ls=132 ps=54 nocenter dquote;  ** helpful options for easier printing;

/* STEP 5 */
%mosier(nsc=16, infile="C:\Projects\mosier\mosier_test.in");

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/** 3/12/14: some notes **/
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mosier.in follows same format as input file used in Ron Hays' mosier.exe program, i.e.,
- only reads first 80 columns for composite name,
- only reads first 8 columns for scale names.

This program differs in that you no longer need to have the weights/SDs/reliabilities conform
to fixed number of columns for input.  As long as there is a space between these data points
then the program should read your data just fine.

We've rounded the value of mosier to .0001 when output.
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