Admittedly the SAS webpages might appear a bit weired at first glance ... same goes for the help pages (https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/pgmsashome/home.htm). But on the upside you will find them to be pretty complete and that you get used to the structure after a while. ... View more

That might be a point ... So you are up and running? If so, please mark the thread as solved ... ... of course: enjoy the course. 🙂 ... View more

Rehi ... Just for clarifying things: You do use the vle webpage for accessing the course? With me it is https://vle.sas.com/course/view.php?id=6856#ActivationCheck#ActivationCheck You do see a page setup similar to that in my screenshot above? But you are missing the part displayed on the (top) right in my screenshot? ... and an indecent question: What browser do you use ... and could you try another one? Cheers   ... View more

@Bugsy wrote: WHERE IS THE SAS VIRTUAL LAB BLOCK ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE COURSE? You shouldn't use sentences all in upper cases ... it is like shouting and reduces the chances to get an answer.   Good Morning @Bugsy! ... and welcome to the community! 🙂 There should be a link on the right hand side explaining how to set up the lab.  Could you point out any differences in your screen please. To help us helping you. 🙂 Cheers  fja   ... View more

Hello there and Merry Christmas! Is it the frames around the page area you are after or is it some sort of margin.  And what output type are you after? ... as your pictures of the output already contain frames.  Running your code on my system does include page frames in the resulting rtf, though. Cheers FJa ... View more

Both links to the webinars are not working. Seminar would really be of interest ... even after 5y ...  ... View more

why the error is being shown in the pgm Hello! As indicated already by the others: Your program cannot find the file under the path and name you have provided in the code.  When looking at the log message it seems that you try to use a windows path on a unix machine (where sas runs). That is, you need to make the file available to sas first and than use the filename under which sas sees the file.  In other words: You need to upload the file to the sas machine (or use some shared folders) so that you find it listed in SAS Studio. And the properties of _that_ file (again via SAS) reveal the path and filename you need to use in your in your program. --fja ... View more

Hello!    I entirely agree with @PaigeMiller and @Kurt_Bremser , but in this case one has to admit, that the questions at hand are not primarily a coding questions. So I guess one does not need to be that "strict".   To help starting the discussion: @humungus surely you have used a data step to build the data table. Could you post that here, just to spare people this work ... 🙂 Then you surely have used sas to come up with the calculation of standard errors ... could you show that as well ... just to help people in helping you.   Kind Regards Fja ... View more

Thank you very much for your reply and for clarifying things.  --fja ... View more

If you search lexjansen.com for PROC TABULATE should find lots of papers that could help get you started. Hmm, isn't the information provided there a bit hard to digest for beginners? The site is great, though. Thank you for bringing that (back) to my attention/memory.  --fja ... View more

Good Morning ... could you provide the log file, pls (as indicated)? And maybe the first couple of lines of your input file ... --fja ... View more

@Anne_A wrote: on the right of the screen you have an Account menu, click 'View Score Reports'   Cool! 🙂 Wasn't aware of that one! Thank you @Anne ! ... View more

Congratulations. It takes a while before you get that cert officially attributed. It will appear on Credly and Pearson first after a couple of days in the global list of "initiated people" on SAS. The actual result is hidden though, ie wont appear anywhere (tmbk).  --fja ... View more

Update: I took the JMP Associate ... actually just because I liked the course so much (and I solemnly believe that it is an excellent starting point). I can confirm that the sample questions are pretty comprehensive and reflect the degree of difficulty to expect well. So I think, one does not need a prep exam for preparation.   Just one remark: The interactive/practice part is surprisingly large, so one should not expect a standard multiple choice test. (This is as of Dec '22, the exam will undergo a review, see @beccagre above). Hope this helps.   Kind regards FJa PS: Yes, I did succeed. 😉 ... View more