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I am receiving the following error message:
1610 read all var{fuel_r_&Yr} into fuel_r;
ERROR: FUEL_R_ is not in the scope of variables for the data set.
statement : READ at line 1610 column 5
for running the following command:
use UTIL_RETAIL; |
read all var{elec_r_&Yr} into elec_r; | |
read all var{fuel_r_&Yr} into fuel_r; |
any comments?
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Looks like &Yr is not defined. Use %put &Yr to find out.
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Actually Yr is defined earlier:
proc iml;
%let Yr = '93';
*%include 'sector_codes Nov 25 08.sas';
%include 'C:\Users\hze1\Desktop\SAS\FoodChain\sector_codes.sas';
%macro addmargins(fob,truck,rail,water,air,pipe,whole,ret,filter=(1:num_sectors));
selector = J(1,num_sectors,0);
selector[&filter] = 1;
Yplus = diag(selector) * &fob;
/* transportation margins */
Yplus[truck_row,] = Yplus[truck_row,] + selector * &truck;
Yplus[air_row,] = Yplus[air_row,] + selector * &air;
Yplus[water_row,] = Yplus[water_row,] + selector * &water;
Yplus[rail_row,] = Yplus[rail_row,] + selector * &rail;
Yplus[pipe_row,] = Yplus[pipe_row,] + selector * &pipe;
/* wholesale & retail utility and non-utility expenditure */
Yplus[tgas_row,] = Yplus[tgas_row,] +
selector * (diag(fuel_w) * &whole + diag(fuel_r) * &ret);
Yplus[telec_row,] = Yplus[telec_row,] +
selector * (diag(elec_w) * &whole + diag(elec_r) * &ret);
Yplus[whole_row,] = Yplus[whole_row,] +
selector * ((I(num_sectors) - diag(elec_w + fuel_w)) * &whole);
Yplus[retail_row,] = Yplus[retail_row,] +
selector * ((I(num_sectors) - diag(elec_r + fuel_r)) * &ret);
%mend;
/* GET DATA */
use UTIL_RETAIL;
read all var{elec_r_&Yr} into elec_r;
read all var{fuel_r_&Yr} into fuel_r;
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Use
%let Yr = 93;
instead of
%let Yr = '93';
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Thank you.