I have multiple Macro Variable Assignment Lines, such as below.    %let wtcalc1= abs(a/b-1)*weight; %let wtcalc2=(abs(a/b+c*0.2)*weight; %let wtcalc3=(abs(a/b+c*0.4)*weight; Appearantly direct assignment does not work, such as below, with ot without " ".    %let logicx="%let wtcalc1= abs(a/b-1)*weight; %let wtcalc2=(abs(a/b+c*0.2)*weight; %let wtcalc3=(abs(a/b+c*0.4)*weight;"; How to make it work, to assign into a single macro variable/line?!   In case why I am doing this? I need put 'em into one line/macro variable and then attach it  to the output dataset. That allows me backtrack what logic indeed is used.    Thanks,  ... View more

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In my current graduate school course, we're using SAS Enterprise Guide on Demand for Academics. I downloaded the software this morning following the video walkthrough, but I'm concerned about whether there are costs associated with using it. How can I tell if using Enterprise Guide, working on the school assignment, is not going to incur costs for using the software? Evidently, the school has a partnership since I completed the enrollment through SAS using the school-provided registration key number for the course I'm taking.     ... View more

Hi everyone,   I’m currently working on a SAS DI migration project from  SAS to Azure. The environment contains around 590 SAS DI jobs, which are used to create about 55 datamarts.   The challenge is that I have only read access to the SAS environment — no data access.   I’d like to ask for suggestions on the best approach to handle this kind of project:   Should I go through each job individually to identify impact analysis logic, dependencies, and mappings, then document         everything manually in Excel?   Or is there any better or more automated approach to extract and analyze SAS DI job logic and dependencies efficiently? What are the best practices or steps to follow for SAS DI to Azure migration. Any guidance, tools, or practical tips from your experience would be greatly appreciated.   ... View more