Hello,   How can I force SAS to throw a message , a note or anything to make me careful in case I use, by mistake, a variable in hash find method, variable which does not exist in data step. Consider the following example (only to better explain my question):   data want; set sashelp.class; if _n_=1 then         do;                 declare hash pr(dataset:"sashelp.class");                 pr.definekey('age');                 pr.definedata('name');                 pr.definedone();         end; rc=pr.find(key:agee); if rc eq 0 then x=1; run;   SAS does not throw any note, message in the log. It only creates the numeric variable agee which is missing and as a consequence nothing is find in hash.   Is there a simple way , maybe an option or something similar, to identify such typing mistakes ?   10x ... View more

Hello, We have a Sas stored process which is run from Excel-Sas-ADD-ins-Reports. This report will bring within excel the image of each user department. The last step within the procedure contains a proc print step in order for the data to be listed in Excel. From the Add-In OPtions - Results tab, we have chosen either: --> SAS-Report and the Add-inn throws the "Out of resources" message and closes the excel --> CSV, in which case it seems the add-inn ccontinuouslyrefreshes information and never stops... Any ideas? ... View more