Hi,
I try to look at the case study (International Tourism) in the extended learning on the programming 2. Under the data, it said "Open this file and copy and paste the code into a program editor in your SAS environment." However, when I tried on the SAS studio, I cannot paste it in the new program. It also won't let me to drag and drop the data in the import data. Any suggestion how I can fix this issue? Thanks.
You opened an "Import" task node. Instead of this, just paste the code (text!) into the "Program 1" window an execute it there.
I tried to paste it on a new program but it won't work. It cannot paste the content to a new program. I used Cont+A to select all, Cont+C to copy the content, and when I use Cont+V in the new program window, nothing happened. Any idea why it cannot copy and paste in the SAS studio? Thanks.
On which kind of computer do you access SAS Studio, and with which browser?
Have you tried pasting into another application, like Notepad?
yes, I can copy and paste it on word document and note pad. Just cannot paste to the SAS studio.
These were all avenues of investigations I can suggest.
If this happens on SAS On Demand, open a track with SAS technical support.
If this happens in an other installation, get in touch with the responsible admins.
It does depend on the practice environment you are using for your course. If you are using our SAS Virtual Lab, then you must use the Citrix clipboard to copy/paste. I've attached a short video that shows how to access it. If you are using SAS On-Demand for Academics, then simple copy/paste should work. If you continue to have issues, please contact training@sas.com for help.
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