When multiple data sets are created by my SAS codes, they can be view in the "Output Data" tab.
I wish they are sorted by name in the "Output Data" tab so that it is easier to check them. I looked through all the options, but could not find one. Could you help me? Thank you!
I went ahead and added this suggestion to our tracking system, but feel free to post it to the ballot as well. Thanks for the feedback!
Currently, EG displays output data in the order it was created. For example, if you submit the following code:
data c;x=1;run;
data b;x=2;run;
data d;x=3;run;
data a;x=4;run;
... it will display in the order C, B, D, A in the Output Data tab. I agree, it would be nice to have a way to sort by name (ascending or descending) as well as the order in which they were created. We will consider for a future release.
Casey
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I'm not entirely sure, but I don't think it is possible.
Why not just check them in the relevant library?
Thank you for replying.
For example, my SAS codes created 35 datasets, but they are not sorted by name, therefore it is difficult for me to find the dataset I want to check.
By "in the relevant library", do you mean I create multiple libs, and put different datasets into different lib? I don't like that.
I went ahead and added this suggestion to our tracking system, but feel free to post it to the ballot as well. Thanks for the feedback!
Currently, EG displays output data in the order it was created. For example, if you submit the following code:
data c;x=1;run;
data b;x=2;run;
data d;x=3;run;
data a;x=4;run;
... it will display in the order C, B, D, A in the Output Data tab. I agree, it would be nice to have a way to sort by name (ascending or descending) as well as the order in which they were created. We will consider for a future release.
Casey
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