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RobPratt
SAS Super FREQ

OK, I see that the macro uses -- instead of - to range the control variables, so the selection does depend on the order of the variables in the data set.  Here is the log from running %vmatch(dist=tr, idca=key, a=1, b=4, lilm=12574, n=3069, firstco=&start, lastco=&end, print=n, out=result_optnet) with PROC OPTNET:

NOTE: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NOTE: Running OPTNET version 13.1.

NOTE: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NOTE: The number of columns in the input matrix is 12574.

NOTE: The number of rows in the input matrix is 12276.

NOTE: Data input used 1.83 (cpu: 1.82) seconds.

NOTE: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NOTE: Processing the linear assignment problem.

NOTE: The linear assignment problem is infeasible (3436 rows are unassigned).

NOTE: The minimum cost partial linear assignment is 3682.8496594.

NOTE: Processing the linear assignment problem used 6.82 (cpu: 6.82) seconds.

NOTE: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NOTE: The output data set contains a partial linear assignment.

NOTE: Data output used 0.67 (cpu: 0.67) seconds.

NOTE: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NOTE: The data set WORK.__OUTT has 8840 observations and 3 variables.

NOTE: PROCEDURE OPTNET used (Total process time):

      real time           9.85 seconds

      cpu time            9.59 seconds

New result_optnet is attached.

Giamma14
Fluorite | Level 6

Thanks a lot!!!

Results are similar to proc assign but not the same, and no error is displayed so I tend to trust this more.

I've run all the analyses and final results do make sense.

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