FYI You can set options (like validvarname) using the More Application Option button & selecting preferences & saving. ... View more

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Just grab a tab & drag it around on the canvas until the red x turns to a green check & release - the most I could get was 3 tabs to display: ... View more

You can do it by dragging the tabs around on the main canvas area:   ... View more

Here is an example where the dates are stored as character strings - you'll need to create a new numeric date variable & then you can use where statement on the numeric variable:   /* Creating a dataset with a character date variable */ data mons_char; input dt $7.; datalines; jul2022 jun2022 aug2022 jan2022 feb2022 ; run; /* Creating a numeric date variable using the input function - using formats to show how that new variable can be displayed */ data mons2; set mons_char; format dt_num2 monyy7. dt_num3 date9.; dt_num = input(dt,monyy7.); dt_num2 = dt_num; dt_num3 = dt_num; run; /* Using numeric date variable in where statement */ proc print data=mons2; where '01jun2022'd <= dt_num <= '31aug2022'd; run; ... View more

Let me know if this fixed the problem. ... View more

In SAS Studio go the the More Applications Options button: Then select preferences. In the tables properties, set the SAS variable name policy to V7 & member name policy to Compatible Make sure you scroll down & select SAVE   You'll have to re-import your excel file.  This should fix the variable names so that they follow naming standards. ... View more

So SAS successfully created the dataset from Excel file but it is saved in the Work Library & the dataset is called Import - if you scroll down a bit in the top section of the screen - you will see where you can change the library & dataset name. ... View more

A few suggestions: 1. In SAS Studio, rename the folders without spaces (you can use underscores) - not sure if this will help. 2. Once you see the SAS dataset (.sas7bdat file) in the folder in SAS Studio, right-click on the folder & select properties. Copy the path, & then in Enterprise Miner paste the path in the Library Wizard when creating the Library. (It looks like your second-shot is using the path c:\... which is not correct). 3. From the log in 3rd screen-shot, it looks like you are creating a SAS dataset called Import in the Work library - In the Import Wizard (SAS Studio) - make sure you change the Library (& dataset name) to a library associated with those folders. You can right-click on the folder & select Create->Library if you do not have one associated with the folder already. Hope that helps. ... View more

Per Viya for Learners Admin, the Practice Data Plan VA1-Practice2.2 is available on tenant 77 in the correct folder - can you post a screen capture of what you are seeing on the SAS Drive under Courses/YVA185/Basics/Practices (HR)?? ... View more

Ok - I'll have someone check it out. ... View more

Assuming you are using Viya for Learners, can you send your Tenant number - it is in the URL. For example, I am on tenant 35 - it is the number after v4e - example v4e035 ... View more

Also you need to complete the entire course to receive a Learning Badge ... View more