Missing predicted values using proc plm after proc logistic

[amin1234]

proc logistic data=stat1.safety plots(only)=(effect oddsratio);
	class region (ref="Asia") size (ref="1")/ param=ref;
	model unsafe (event="1") = Weight Size Region;
	store out=issafe;
run;

data checkSafety;
   length Region $9.;
   input Weight Size Region $ 5-13;
   datalines;
   4 1 N America
   3 1 Asia     
   5 3 Asia     
   5 2 N America
	 ;
run;

proc plm restore=issafe;
	score data=checksafety out=safechecked / ilink;
run;

proc print data=safechecked;
run;

Hello Everyone, above is my code. I have attached the data set as well. 

I am getting missing values for the predicted values in the safechecked data set in proc plm. 

any ideas why the predicted variables are missing? 

[Reeza]

Your checksafety data set is not being created correctly. You've specified 5-13 but then indented your data, so it actually starts at 9. So the region variable is truncated. I'm assuming you used the code clean up button or CTRL+I and it did it automatically? If so, I would consider this a bug in SAS tbh. I'm going to add it as a suggestion for improvement actually. 
EDIT: That's wrong, the auto code formatting doesn't do that. 

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@amin1234 wrote:

proc logistic data=stat1.safety plots(only)=(effect oddsratio);
	class region (ref="Asia") size (ref="1")/ param=ref;
	model unsafe (event="1") = Weight Size Region;
	store out=issafe;
run;

data checkSafety;
   length Region $9.;
   input Weight Size Region $ 5-13;
   datalines;
   4 1 N America
   3 1 Asia     
   5 3 Asia     
   5 2 N America
	 ;
run;

proc plm restore=issafe;
	score data=checksafety out=safechecked / ilink;
run;

proc print data=safechecked;
run;

Hello Everyone, above is my code. I have attached the data set as well. 

I am getting missing values for the predicted values in the safechecked data set in proc plm. 

any ideas why the predicted variables are missing? 

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[amin1234]

@Reeza Thanks for your reply. I don't think it's the indentation. When the SELECTION= option is added to the model statement, the predicted values are not missing which is kind of strange. 

[Reeza]

Easy to check, check your input data set via proc print or opening it. That alone fixed it for me and as shown that data would read in correctly. 

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@amin1234 wrote:

@Reeza Thanks for your reply. I don't think it's the indentation. When the SELECTION= option is added to the model statement, the predicted values are not missing which is kind of strange. 

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[StatDave]

The easiest way to fix this is to tell the INPUT statement to read the REGION variable until two blanks or the end of line is found. This is what & does. So, change your INPUT statement to this:

   input Weight Size Region &;