I am trying to write my first html code for SAS using ODS and I"m clearly missing something.   I have some data that I want to publish that has, as far as this is concerned, three important columns, metal (the predictor), data (the response), and name (a separator for different models. One model per name, one boxplot per name) stored in the dataset "final"   In another data set, "model", which is actually a model output, there is a lower confindence level (LCL) of interest to denote parameters  (names) of potential interest.   I keep getting errors that seemed to 'go away' partially when I added more body statements with different names.   ------- ods html body ="/public/ant/testbody.html" contents= "/public/ant/testcontent.html" frame = "/public/ant/testframe.html"; title "Table of Total Rsquare Accounted for by Metal";   /*Outputs full list of parameters with LCLs listed*/ proc print data=model; run;   title "Parameters with Potential Differences in Metal"; ods html body ="/public/ant/testbody2.html";   /*Outputs those parameters of interest*/ data modelsub;    set model;    if LCLtotal > 0.1; run;   proc print data= modelsub;      var name; run; ods html body ="/public/ant/testbody3.html";   title "BoxPlots for Shared Graphs";   proc boxplot data= final;      plot data*metal;      by name; run; quit;   ods html close; ods graphics off;   --------   I run into trouble with the boxplots. It says:   ERROR: Insufficient authorization to access /sas/config/Lev1/SASApp/boxplo77.png. ERROR: Physical file does not exist, /sas/config/Lev1/SASApp/boxplo77.png.   for each boxplot it attempts to graph. It used to say the same thing until I added separate body statements.   Please help this html and sas noob. Thanks! ... View more

For some reason this claims I have an unclosed DO loop. I am admittedly a SAS noob. I searched the board but didn't see anything that helped me answer the question (though I'm sure there must be this answer somewhere).   The data has two columns of interest- shortname (a groupingv variable) and the data in two datasets- ASet and CSet (they contain the same columns).   Before this code, there are macro variables vcshortname1, vcshortname2....vcshortname10 pre-defined. %macro mac;  %do i=1 %to 10;  /* Separate by shortname, then run permutation test on each shortname*/  data G1;  set ASet;  if shortname = &&vcshortname.&i;  keep data;  run;    data G2;  set CSet;  if shortname = &&vcshortname.&i;  keep data;  run;     /*This should END the loop!*/  end;   /*Running code for permutation test. Got it from the community board*/  proc IML;  obsdiff = mean(G1) = mean(G2);  alldata = G1 // G2; /* stack data in a single vector */  N1 = nrow(G1); N = N1 + nrow(G2);  NRepl = 9999; /* number of permutations */  nulldist = j(NRepl,1); /* allocate vector to hold results */  do k = 1 to NRepl;  x = sample(alldata, N, "WOR"); /* permute the data */  nulldist[k] = mean(x[1:N1]) - mean(x[(N1+1):N]); /* difference of means */  end;  pval = (1 + sum(abs(nulldist) >= abs(obsdiff))) / (NRepl+1);  print pval;  title "Histogram of Null Distribution";  refline = "refline " + char(obsdiff) + " / axis=x lineattrs=(color=red);";  call Histogram(nulldist) other=refline;  quit;  %mend mac;     %mac ... View more

Just gained ownership over some sas code that is not working at current:   data step has a merge statement that references a "master.sas7bdat" data set the following way:   merge msa$f..master(in = b);   where $f = module   However, the location of the file is ~msa/module/data and it returns with an error that there is no libname defined as msamodule.   Long story short-I am lost on how to properly specify the path, (and I don't know why the code suddenly broke when I gained ownership over this issue either). ... View more