Hello, I am fitting the glimmix procedure below but didn't get an output because the data is too big:   Proc glimmix data=female method=quad; class age(ref='14 years or younger')grade(ref='9th grade') race4(ref='White, NH') Region1(ref='South'); model TEAMS_NO(ref='False')=year age grade race4 Region1 / ODDSRATIO SOLUTION DIST=BINARY; RANDOM Intercept / TYPE=VC Subject=RECORD; random intercept / subject=record weight=weight; Title 'school predicting '; format YEAR user. TEAMS_MU TRUEFALS. TEAMS_NO TRUEFALS. SEX SEX. age age. grade grade. race4 race. Region1 region.; run;       496 Proc glimmix data=female method=quad; 497 class age(ref='14 years or younger')grade(ref='9th grade') race4(ref='White, NH') 497! Region1(ref='South'); 498 model TEAMS_NO(ref='False')=year age grade race4 Region1 / ODDSRATIO SOLUTION DIST=BINARY; 499 RANDOM Intercept / TYPE=VC Subject=RECORD; 500 random intercept / subject=record weight=weight; 501 Title 'school predicting '; 502 format YEAR user. TEAMS_MU TRUEFALS. TEAMS_NO TRUEFALS. SEX SEX. age age. grade grade. race4 502! race. Region1 region.; 503 run;   NOTE: Some observations are not used in the analysis because of: missing fixed effects (n=11697). NOTE: The GLIMMIX procedure is modeling the probability that TEAMS_NO='True'. ERROR: Model is too large to be fit by PROC GLIMMIX in a reasonable amount of time on this system. Consider changing your model. NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors. NOTE: PROCEDURE GLIMMIX used (Total process time): real time 2.43 seconds cpu time 2.43 seconds   ... View more

Can you please help me plot in SAS? So they want to plot the estimated weight loss percentage from regression models (not the actual weight loss) by treatment groups. I have been working on this, but my figure looks wrong. Can you please help? The code I have now is:   proc mixed data=want2 method=ml;    class mrn drug (ref='0');    model weightlossn = drug2 time drug2*time / s outpred=Pred;    random intercept drug2/ sub=mrn; run; proc sort data=Pred;    by  time; run; proc sgplot data=pred;       series y=pred x=time / group=drug2;      run;   ... View more

I have this date time variable as below. It is shown as numeric ( Num 8, datetime16) rather than Character.  I tried to covert it to numeric but it won't work: DTa=input(DT,datetime16.); Any help?? 25DEC20:09:00:00 28SEP20:02:02:00 25Dec2020 7:31:00       ... View more