Does R2 show up if you comment out this function statement?: /* function='label' ; color='white'; size=3 ; style='Arial Black'; position ='6' ; x=StartTime ; yc=location; output; */ ... View more

Is "ine" supposed to be "line"? Maybe some values get truncated in the annotate data set, which should look something like this: OBS FUNCTION X Y HSYS XSYS YSYS STYLE COLOR POSITION SIZE LINE TEXT 1 label 20 85 3 3 3 swissb green 6 6.0 . Sample Annotate Graphics 2 move 28 30 3 3 3 swissb green 6 6.0 . Sample Annotate Graphics 3 draw 68 30 3 3 3 swissb red 6 0.8 1 Sample Annotate Graphics 4 draw 48 70 3 3 3 swissb red 6 0.8 1 Sample Annotate Graphics 5 draw 28 30 3 3 3 swissb red 6 0.8 1 Sample Annotate Graphics ... View more

It could be something about the NOPRINT option. ... View more

It is possible to limit the number of items by using Tools->Options->General->Recent Files Menu->Number of Items to Display text box (default is 6, maximum is 15). Also, programs and projects are added to the Windows toolbar or Start menu. ... View more

Thank you very much for helpful suggestions! ... View more

I have two types of continuous outcome variables, and my intention was to fit a nonlinear regression on each of them. One outcome variable was Poisson-distributed, so I used GENMOD on it for Poisson regression. It is not a linear regression, its logarithm is linear. For it, the outcome variable y distribution has to be Poisson, and DIST= option in the model statement is poisson, and the link function is log. Another of my outcome variables is really continuous, with fractions, not normally distributed. What is the meaning of DIST= normal option from GENMOD model statement? If I use it, does the distribution of the outcome have to be normal? I see that the link function when I run the GENMOD with DIST=normal is identity. Is it applying a simple linear model (then why give it info about distribution)? My intention is to fit a nonlinear model for a continuous normal-ish distributed outcome variable. ... View more