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josem
Calcite | Level 5

/* Run the line of code below for the SAS OnDemand for Academics */ %include '~/cert/input/macro18.sas';

 

I am using SAS Academic. I have the data loaded in my sas academic.

Not getting any message in the log. It should say this 

 

If the above command is successful, you will get the following message in your log: NOTE: The macro CARS18 completed compilation without errors.

 

 

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antonbcristina
SAS Employee

Hi @josem, you'll need to add the following statement before you run the macro:

 

options mcompilenote=all;

This will write the message to the LOG that your macro definition compiled successfully.

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antonbcristina
SAS Employee

Hi @josem, you'll need to add the following statement before you run the macro:

 

options mcompilenote=all;

This will write the message to the LOG that your macro definition compiled successfully.

josem
Calcite | Level 5

Thank you that worked.

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