Hi all,
i am new to SAS ,
while doing example i have an error..
Error : Libref sp4r is not assigned
help me out
thanks
You are using a Libref value that has not been defined yet. To use the libref 'sp4r', as you currently are in your coding example, you first need to run a line of code like this:
libname sp4r 'physical_folderpath_where_sp4r_files_are_located';
Fill in the details in quotation with the specific folder path information for where the sp4r folder is located. Once you set this up and run this line, when you run the other piece of code it will understand where to look for the 'example_data2' dataset.
Hope this helps.
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