You just need to work a little harder.
Here is a program I have been using to find location of compiled macros.
I commented out the part that read the list of compiled macros from dictionary metadata and replaced it with inline card images instead. You could modify it to reference a source dataset or even just pass the macro name as the value of a macro variable if you want.
data maclist ;
attrib MACRO length=$32 label='Macro name';
attrib FOUND length=3 label='Found? (0/1)';
attrib FILE length=$36 label='Filename';
attrib DNAME length=$200 label='Directory name';
keep macro found file dname;
*----------------------------------------------------------------------;
* Get SASAUTOS option into D(1) temporary string variable and copy into;
* D(2) expanding any filerefs such as SASAUTOS ;
*----------------------------------------------------------------------;
array d(3) $32767 _temporary_;
if _n_=1 then do;
d(1)=getoption('sasautos') ;
do i=1 by 1 until(d(3)= ' ');
d(3)=scan(d(1),i,'( )','q');
if length(d(3))<=8 then if 0=fileref(d(3)) then
d(3)=pathname(d(3))
;
d(2)=catx(' ',d(2),d(3));
end;
end;
/*
set sashelp.vcatalg;
where libname='WORK' and memname='SASMACR'
and memtype='CATALOG' and objtype='MACRO';
macro=objname;
*/
input macro ;
file=lowcase(trim(macro))||'.sas';
*----------------------------------------------------------------------;
* Scan through the paths in SASAUTOS until file found or end of list ;
*----------------------------------------------------------------------;
found=0;
done=0;
do i=1 by 1 until (found or done);
dname=dequote(scan(d(2),i,'( )','q'));
if dname=' ' then done=1;
else if fileexist(catx('/',dname,file)) then found=1;
end;
if ^found then dname=' ';
cards;
init
rtrim
trim
run;
