No, S1000 begins with "S1".
Maybe you want to modify your z array definition to
array z(*) s:;
Ohhh yes, that was the only issue.
Thanks
Not on my computer :
143 proc sql;
144 SELECT count(*) INTO :nvar
145 FROM dictionary.columns
146 WHERE LIBNAME="SASHELP" AND MEMNAME="YR1001"
147 AND NAME LIKE "S0%";
148 quit;
NOTE: PROCEDURE SQL used (Total process time):
real time 0.05 seconds
cpu time 0.00 seconds
149
150 %put &=nvar.;
NVAR= 503
Try to print the dimensions of each of your arrays to see if they match :
dimz=dim(z);
put dimz=;
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