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chriswalsh
Calcite | Level 5

I'm trying to do this but I don't have a file named libname.sas in my EPG194 folder.  Do you need that file to proceed?

 

Create a macro variable to store a location for output files.

  1. In your EPG194 folder, open libname.sas.
  2. Create a macro variable named outpath that stores the filepath to your EPG194/output folder: %let outpath=filepath-to-output-folder;
  3. Run the code.
  4. Check the log to be sure there are no errors, then save and close the program.
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JosvanderVelden
SAS Super FREQ
@PremS wrote: LIBNAME.SAS was a program with code you wrote in Lesson 2: Accessing Data Through Libraries.

For more information see: https://communities.sas.com/t5/Programming-1-and-2/Recreate-PG1-library-by-libname-sas/m-p/527779#M1...

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