After about 700 lines of analysis code, below is the spot that i am getting error messages. I looked but
could not find an absent 'run;" or absent ";".
In this nutritional epidemiology data code with SAS 9.4 and SAS Studio, what might be the problem?
Thanks.
David Cundiff
data source6;
set source5;
*total_mean=&total_mean.;
data IHME2017.source;
set source6;
run; quit;
/*Males final LDLc formula components*/
LDLc17mf1s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
pmeat17KCLDLs*0.0027261
+rmeat17KCLDLs*0.0390959
+fish17KCLDLs*0.0020772
+milk17KCLDLs*0.0136106
+poultry16KCLDLs*0.0214094
+eggs16KCLDLs *0.0114435
;
*Worldwide plant foods with positive corr with LDLc;
LDLc17mf2s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
ALCOHOL17MKCLDLs *0.0247706
+sugar17mKCLDLs *0.0501347
+fruits17KCLDLs*0.0152342
+vegetables17KCLDLs *0.0358683
+nutsseeds17KCLDLs *0.0027299;
*Negative corr with LDLc only;
LDL17mf3s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
- wgrains17KCLDLs *0.0063658
-corn17KCLDLs*0.0224283
-rice17KCLDLs*0.0086221
-legumes17KCLDLs *0.0347094
-potatoes17KCLDL*0.0071434
-swtpot16KCLDLs *0.0044873
;
run; quit;
@dkcundiffMD wrote:
After about 700 lines of analysis code, below is the spot that i am getting error messages. I looked but
could not find an absent 'run;" or absent ";".
In this nutritional epidemiology data code with SAS 9.4 and SAS Studio, what might be the problem?
Thanks.
David Cundiff
data source6;
set source5;
*total_mean=&total_mean.;
data IHME2017.source;
set source6;
run; quit;
/*Males final LDLc formula components*/
LDLc17mf1s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
pmeat17KCLDLs*0.0027261
+rmeat17KCLDLs*0.0390959
+fish17KCLDLs*0.0020772
+milk17KCLDLs*0.0136106
+poultry16KCLDLs*0.0214094
+eggs16KCLDLs *0.0114435
;
*Worldwide plant foods with positive corr with LDLc;
LDLc17mf2s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
ALCOHOL17MKCLDLs *0.0247706
+sugar17mKCLDLs *0.0501347
+fruits17KCLDLs*0.0152342
+vegetables17KCLDLs *0.0358683
+nutsseeds17KCLDLs *0.0027299;
*Negative corr with LDLc only;
LDL17mf3s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
- wgrains17KCLDLs *0.0063658
-corn17KCLDLs*0.0224283
-rice17KCLDLs*0.0086221
-legumes17KCLDLs *0.0347094
-potatoes17KCLDL*0.0071434
-swtpot16KCLDLs *0.0044873
;
run; quit;
Easy fix: remove the highlighted text.
Quit has nothing to do with data steps. Doesn't throw any errors but not needed.
The formula to create LDLc17mf1s= is not in a data step, and it's not allowed anywhere else in SAS.
@dkcundiffMD wrote:
After about 700 lines of analysis code, below is the spot that i am getting error messages. I looked but
could not find an absent 'run;" or absent ";".
In this nutritional epidemiology data code with SAS 9.4 and SAS Studio, what might be the problem?
Thanks.
David Cundiff
data source6;
set source5;
*total_mean=&total_mean.;
data IHME2017.source;
set source6;
run; quit;
/*Males final LDLc formula components*/
LDLc17mf1s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
pmeat17KCLDLs*0.0027261
+rmeat17KCLDLs*0.0390959
+fish17KCLDLs*0.0020772
+milk17KCLDLs*0.0136106
+poultry16KCLDLs*0.0214094
+eggs16KCLDLs *0.0114435
;
*Worldwide plant foods with positive corr with LDLc;
LDLc17mf2s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
ALCOHOL17MKCLDLs *0.0247706
+sugar17mKCLDLs *0.0501347
+fruits17KCLDLs*0.0152342
+vegetables17KCLDLs *0.0358683
+nutsseeds17KCLDLs *0.0027299;
*Negative corr with LDLc only;
LDL17mf3s=
ERROR 180: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
- wgrains17KCLDLs *0.0063658
-corn17KCLDLs*0.0224283
-rice17KCLDLs*0.0086221
-legumes17KCLDLs *0.0347094
-potatoes17KCLDL*0.0071434
-swtpot16KCLDLs *0.0044873
;
run; quit;
Easy fix: remove the highlighted text.
Quit has nothing to do with data steps. Doesn't throw any errors but not needed.
You were right Dr. Miller!... An easy fix.
Thanks.
David Cundiff
Getting rid of "run; quit;" did the trick.
Thanks ballardw.
David Cundiff
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