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Here is an example: data dattrmap; input id $ value :$20. linecolor $ linethickness linepattern :$20.; cards; id IBM red 2 dot id Intel green 4 dash id Microsoft blue 8 solid ; proc sgplot data=sashelp.stocks dattrmap=dattrmap; series x=date y=close /group=stock attrid=id; run;

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Yes. I think so. Check SAS Doc.

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Once you get these start and end date like the following, that would be very easy thing. data start_end; do start=date()-1000 to date() by 15; end=start+14; output; end; format start end date9.; run;

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Here is an example: data dattrmap; input id $ value :$20. linecolor $ linethickness; cards; id IBM red 2 id Intel green 4 id Microsoft blue 8 ; proc sgplot data=sashelp.stocks dattrmap=dattrmap; series x=date y=close /group=stock attrid=id; run;

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Sorry. I just realize a BIG/SEVERITY issue. Since SAS take Sunday as start of a week, the weak day of Sunday is 1, therefore the PROC FORMAT should be consist with it : proc format; value fmt 2='Monday' 3='Tuesday' 4='Wednesday' 5='Thursday' 6='Firday' 7='Saturday' 1='Sunday' ; run;

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Are you doing something of Meta-Analysis ? Check Rick's blogs: And I quoted: "Cohen's d statistic is sometimes called the standardized mean difference (SMD). “ https://blogs.sas.com/content/iml/2025/08/11/cohens-d-statistic-in-sas.html https://blogs.sas.com/content/iml/2025/08/18/cohens-d-ci-in-sas.html And check the attachment PDF I uploaded. Check page 20 .

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proc format; value fmt 2='Monday' 3='Tuesday' 4='Wednesday' 5='Thursday' 6='Firday' 7='Saturday' 8='Sunday' ; run; data sample (compress=binary); INPUT record_id Injury1 Injury2 year InjuryDateTime:DATETIME20.; weekday=weekday(datepart(InjuryDateTime)); if weekday=1 then weekday=8; /*To make x value from Mon to Sun*/ hour=hour(timepart(InjuryDateTime)); format InjuryDateTime datetime20. weekday fmt.; DATALINES; 2497728 1 0 2021 27APR2021:15:00:00 2590114 1 0 2023 25NOV2023:20:20:00 2590765 1 0 2023 18AUG2023:17:20:00 2590842 1 0 2023 06JUL2023:10:00:00 2591821 1 0 2023 16AUG2023:18:36:00 2591839 1 0 2023 31JUL2023:14:46:00 2591860 1 0 2023 04JUL2023:17:59:00 2599177 1 0 2023 01OCT2023:18:00:00 2599305 1 0 2023 01OCT2023:14:00:00 2600027 1 0 2023 22OCT2023:19:00:00 2600280 1 0 2023 22OCT2023:19:00:00 2502863 0 1 2021 13NOV2021:13:00:00 2507650 0 1 2021 24SEP2021:16:25:00 2507987 0 1 2021 12AUG2021:14:21:00 2508819 0 1 2021 07MAY2021:18:15:00 2516706 0 1 2021 21SEP2021:09:07:00 2516721 0 1 2021 20SEP2021:21:00:00 2516869 0 1 2021 05SEP2021:09:40:00 2517049 0 1 2021 14AUG2021:08:18:00 2517142 0 1 2021 05AUG2021:22:00:00 2517187 0 1 2021 31JUL2021:00:40:00 ; proc freq data=sample noprint; table weekday*hour/out=freq1; run; proc sgplot data=freq1 noautolegend; heatmapparm x=weekday y=hour colorresponse=count / colormodel=(CXEDF8E9 CXC7E9C0 CXA1D99B CX74C476 CX31A354 CX006D2C ); xaxis integer values=(2 to 8 by 1) valueshint; yaxis integer values=(0 to 24 by 1) valueshint; run;

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"D:\SASHome\SASFoundation\9.4\sas.exe" -sysin "c:\temp\temp.sas" -log "c:\temp\temp.log"

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Data tsets; input name $; cards; Carbon Copper Lithium Arsenic ; run; ods escapechar='^'; %let home = c:\temp ; ods pdf file="&home\report.pdf"; title 'Improving special characters like ^{style [fontfamily=calibri fontweight=bold color=red] ^{unicode 03C7}} and ^{unicode 03BC}g/l and ^{unicode 03B3}'; proc report data=tsets; run; ods pdf close;

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libname x v9 'C:\Users\xiakeshan\Documents\Downloads'; data x; set x._t_mm_temp_coll_n; array _x{*} off_max_ct_: ; do i=1 to dim(_x); y=_x{i}; x=input(scan(vname(_x{i}),-1,'_'),best.); output; end; keep x y xahead; run; proc sgplot data=x; series x=x y=y /group=xahead ; run;

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Or customize it on your own. 40 data _null_; 41 "Date vers"n=datetime(); 42 Trimestre=cats(qtr(datepart("Date vers"n)),year(datepart("Date vers"n)) ); 43 put Trimestre; 44 Trimestre=cats(qtr(datepart("Date vers"n)),'Q',year(datepart("Date vers"n)) ); 45 put Trimestre; 46 run; 12026 1Q2026 NOTE: “DATA 语句”所用时间（总处理时间）: 实际时间 0.01 秒 CPU 时间 0.01 秒

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Your format was invalid. Try other sas build-in format: options validvarname=any; data _null_; "Date vers"n=datetime(); Trimestre=put(datepart("Date vers"n), yyqd6.); put Trimestre; Trimestre=put(datepart("Date vers"n), yyq6.); put Trimestre; Trimestre=put(datepart("Date vers"n), yyqn6.); put Trimestre; run; 29 data _null_; 30 "Date vers"n=datetime(); 31 Trimestre=put(datepart("Date vers"n), yyqd6.); 32 put Trimestre; 33 Trimestre=put(datepart("Date vers"n), yyq6.); 34 put Trimestre; 35 Trimestre=put(datepart("Date vers"n), yyqn6.); 36 put Trimestre; 37 38 run; 2026-1 2026Q1 20261 NOTE: “DATA 语句”所用时间（总处理时间）: 实际时间 0.01 秒 CPU 时间 0.01 秒

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As ballardw suggested, add option STYLE= in your code: ods pdf file=... style=htmlblue; proc gmap; .... run; ods pdf close;

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These "4 different types of reading input“ are the hard core of data step programming. If you want to learn SAS ,you have to have it. List input Format input Column input Named input

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Your code was NOT right. You should remove statement "styleattrs" and add option "dattrmap=". data dattrmap; input id $ value $ linecolor $; cards; group2 1 red group2 2 blue group2 3 green run; data temp1; input subjeye ageVisit aval; cards; 1 10 10 1 11 11 1 12 12 2 20 20 2 22 22 2 24 24 3 30 30 3 32 32 3 34 34 ; proc sgplot data=temp1 dattrmap=dattrmap; series x=ageVisit y=aval / group=subjeye lineattrs=(pattern=solid) attrid=group2 ; xaxis label='axis (years)'; yaxis label="axis (paramter)"; run;

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