Invalid data for all variables in Log

[mmaw]

Please review my code to see what I need to adjust in SAS Studio to make this recognize the variables in the code:

data paraquat;
	input var rep $ timing yield protein seed;							
	datalines;							
4	1	UTC	39.96198851	32.66	0.48
4	2	UTC	51.50817011	32.69	0.544
4	3	UTC	45.8398069	35.39	0.544
4	4	UTC	52.43472414	35.58	0.512
4	1	Early	23.28206897	30.31	0.352
4	2	Early	27.32986667	32.07	0.352
4	3	Early	26.73015172	32.55	0.352
4	4	Early	28.67690728	32.63	0.352
4	1	Mid	44.34293027	29.24	0.512
4	2	Mid	49.59247586	32.19	0.608
4	3	Mid	41.65812107	33.25	0.512
4	4	Mid	44.06625287	33.87	0.544
4	1	Late	61.39159847	33.16	0.48
4	2	Late	43.30928429	34.13	0.576
4	3	Late	40.82845977	34.4	0.576
4	4	Late	55.74122299	35.82	0.576
6	1	UTC	34.18555977	39.23	0.416
6	2	UTC	38.13813372	41.69	0.448
6	3	UTC	34.86190805	40.32	0.432
6	4	UTC	27.99318774	39.56	0.368
6	1	Early	26.01620536	35.01	0.336
6	2	Early	22.62992069	36.31	0.32
6	3	Early	25.7200567	35.59	0.288
6	4	Early	15.47464828	35.35	0.304
6	1	Mid	40.9208092	35.86	0.384
6	2	Mid	42.15584368	37.29	0.384
6	3	Mid	37.75645057	38.6	0.416
6	4	Mid	35.38670498	36.1	0.352
6	1	Late	27.59078161	40.01	0.4
6	2	Late	40.45804215	39.92	0.448
6	3	Late	38.01152414	41.09	0.4
6	4	Late	34.59807241	37.1	0.416

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run; 

Thank you!!!!

[ballardw]

Your question talks about a log but no log is shown.

As a minimum you need something that will read the values of Timing. You do not indicate it is character so you are going to get invalid data for that variable.

A $ after the name of a variable on an input statement says to read the value as character with a maximum of 8 characters.

data paraquat;
	input var rep $ timing $ yield protein seed;							
	datalines;							
4	1	UTC	39.96198851	32.66	0.48
4	2	UTC	51.50817011	32.69	0.544
4	3	UTC	45.8398069	35.39	0.544
4	4	UTC	52.43472414	35.58	0.512
;

If there is something else of concern you need to state what the issue is.

If you did not what REP to be character then remove the $ after Rep on the input statement.

[mmaw]

Thank you for your quick response to my inquiry! Transitioning to SAS Studio is a bit trickier/different on the coding I am finding.

[Kurt_Bremser]

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@mmaw wrote:
Thank you for your quick response to my inquiry! Transitioning to SAS Studio is a bit trickier/different on the coding I am finding.

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The SAS system is the same, so the code works the same, no matter if you use Display Manager, Enterprise Guide or SAS Studio. The code to read from DATALINES in particular will be absolutely the same.

[data_null__]

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@mmaw wrote:
Thank you for your quick response to my inquiry! Transitioning to SAS Studio is a bit trickier/different on the coding I am finding.

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Where you using EG or DM before?

[data_null__]

Your data is tab delimited.  Use INFILE DSD DLM='09'x option or INFILE EXPANDTABS option.

data paraquat;
   infile cards dsd dlm='09'x;
    input var rep timing $ yield protein seed;							
	datalines;							
4	1	UTC	39.96198851	32.66	0.48
4	2	UTC	51.50817011	32.69	0.544
4	3	UTC	45.8398069	35.39	0.544
4	4	UTC	52.43472414	35.58	0.512
4	1	Early	23.28206897	30.31	0.352
4	2	Early	27.32986667	32.07	0.352
4	3	Early	26.73015172	32.55	0.352
4	4	Early	28.67690728	32.63	0.352
4	1	Mid	44.34293027	29.24	0.512
4	2	Mid	49.59247586	32.19	0.608
4	3	Mid	41.65812107	33.25	0.512
4	4	Mid	44.06625287	33.87	0.544
4	1	Late	61.39159847	33.16	0.48
4	2	Late	43.30928429	34.13	0.576
4	3	Late	40.82845977	34.4	0.576
4	4	Late	55.74122299	35.82	0.576
6	1	UTC	34.18555977	39.23	0.416
6	2	UTC	38.13813372	41.69	0.448
6	3	UTC	34.86190805	40.32	0.432
6	4	UTC	27.99318774	39.56	0.368
6	1	Early	26.01620536	35.01	0.336
6	2	Early	22.62992069	36.31	0.32
6	3	Early	25.7200567	35.59	0.288
6	4	Early	15.47464828	35.35	0.304
6	1	Mid	40.9208092	35.86	0.384
6	2	Mid	42.15584368	37.29	0.384
6	3	Mid	37.75645057	38.6	0.416
6	4	Mid	35.38670498	36.1	0.352
6	1	Late	27.59078161	40.01	0.4
6	2	Late	40.45804215	39.92	0.448
6	3	Late	38.01152414	41.09	0.4
6	4	Late	34.59807241	37.1	0.416
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run;