SIMULATION -
This question will ask you to provide a segment of missing code.
Given the two data sets on the left, the SAS program on the right is submitted.
In the text box in the program above, complete the program so that it will properly use the macro variable to select the corresponding cities.
Case is ignored and standard SAS syntax rules apply.
The missing code should use the macro variable 'Selection' defined at the beginning of the program. In SAS, to use a macro variable within a SQL query, you need to reference it with an ampersand (&). Therefore, the correct line should be 'where s.state = "&Selection";'. This ensures that the macro variable 'Selection' is correctly substituted with 'North Carolina' during execution. The complete line is: where s.state = "&Selection";
"&selection"