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GreggB · ‎09-27-2011

This is excellent! When I searched the H drive it worked great. I'm not sure what to do with the part that starts with "filename search pipe......"

GreggB · ‎09-27-2011

I'm trying the step in the first post but in the 2nd post I can't find "enabling universal content search" in the Search tab.

GreggB · ‎09-27-2011

I want to search my network drive for SAS programs that have a key word I'm looking for. When I was running XP, i could do a search such as *.*sas and it would prompt me for any word I wanted to include in the contents of the file. If I typed "PROC IMPORT" (without the double quotes) I would get all SAS programs that had PROC IMPORT in the program. I have no such luck in Windows 7.

GreggB · ‎08-31-2011

what other information do you want? When I click File > Open I want another folder to appear....not the 9.2 subdirectory

GreggB · ‎08-31-2011

is there a way to create a shortcut so that when I open SAS it will default to a folder of my choice rather than the 9.2 subdirectory on my C drive?

GreggB · ‎08-26-2011

thanks for your help.

GreggB · ‎08-26-2011

I want to find all students in my data set who will turn 6 between 07/01/2011 and 09/01/2012. Suggestions? here's what the data looks like: StudentID StudentName Grade Sex LEP BirthDate Age 10007 Smith, John PK Male 9 05/24/2007 4 730010000865 Jones, Lucy 08 Male 9 06/10/1997 14 730010010121 Miller, Sam 03 Male 9 09/11/2002 8 10236 Smith, Anna 01 Female 9 09/20/2004 6 10538 Garcia, Fred PK Male 1 07/22/2007 4

GreggB · ‎08-18-2011

PERFECT!

GreggB · ‎08-18-2011

There is an option to use with PROC CONTENTS (I think) that will make all variables upper case. Can anyone help?

GreggB · ‎08-10-2011

Can you use the mixed option when importing a tab delimited file? I'm getting an error. proc import datafile='G:\Departments\Research\PowerSchool\Exports\1112\student08102011.text' out=stud dbms =dlm replace; delimiter= '09'x ; getnames=yes; mixed=yes; run ;

GreggB · ‎07-20-2011

i'll try it. thanks.

GreggB · ‎07-20-2011

sometimes when i submit a macro, the only thing I see in the log statement is the macro itself. At this point, SAS seems to become non-responsive. No other DATA step or PROC step will respond. My only recourse is to shut down the session and reopen it (which is sometimes inconvenient.) Is there another way to "wake SAS up"?

GreggB · ‎06-13-2011

i'm reading an external csv file that has dates such 6/1/2011 and 12/30/2011. I want to convert them to numeric format. not sure what function or informat to use

GreggB · ‎04-13-2011

got it. thanks.

GreggB · ‎04-13-2011

What informat do you use to read a date in this form: 6/30/2008 12:00:00 AM

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comparing dates in different formats

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Re: proc sgplot

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Re: proc sgplot

Re: using SCAN

Re: using SCAN

Re: using SCAN

Re: show cell values in heat map of a correlation matrix

Re: proc sgplot

finding columns that are blank

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SAS profile error on load

accidental change in my cursor

Re: proc import vs. libname when reading an xlsx file

Re: Searching SAS files (including key words) in Windows 7

Searching SAS files (including key words) in Windows 7

Searching SAS files (including key words) in Windows 7

shortcut to a folder

shortcut to a folder

Calculating a person's age between a start date and end date

Calculating a person's age between a start date and end date

PROC CONTENTS (make all vars uppercase)

PROC CONTENTS (make all vars uppercase)

proc import using "mixed" option

When a program becomes non-responsive

When a program becomes non-responsive

SAS dates

Re: date informat

date informat

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