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Lijuu
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello, Dears!

 

I'm trying to invoke a macro from my code but I keep getting this error:

 

WARNING: Apparent invocation of macro TEST not resolved. 

ERROR 180-322: The statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.

 

here is the code that I used. 

 

 

LIBNAME Nmonia "D:\Lecture\research\Pnuemonia";
%MVIntegration(reflib='D:\Lecture\research\Pnuemonia');
%GMM(ds="D:\Lecture\research\Pnuemonia",
file= Pnemonia,
reflib="D:\Lecture\research\Pnuemonia",
timeVar=time,
outVar=response,
predVar=prd imm brsf trtype weather vom resid cough famhis sex age weight, 
idVar=ID,
alpha=0.05);

 

please help me if you have any clue to model time-dependent covariates in longitudinal analysis when the response variable is count.

 

Thank you.

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

There's no call of %test in your code as posted, so you're either showing us the wrong code, or the call is in one of the two macros you called.

Who created the macros?

PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

There's no %TEST macro in the link you provided either.

 

So please show us the code that calls %TEST, because that is where the error is happening.

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