Here is a solution:   data have; input Animal age weight; cards; 1     11     10 1     21     10.2 1     31     10.21 1     41     10.22 1     45     10.45 1     50     10.6 2     43     11 2     45     11.3 2     49     11.35 2     60     11.3 2     65     12.2 2     70     12.5 2     76     12.65 2     80     13 2     95     14 2     105 16 3     25     10 ; proc sql; create table want as select animal,avg(weight) as Weight_Average from have group by animal; ... View more

Hi there:   Its awesome the way to make this program so usefull, is the solutin, but unfortunally my PC dont accept the quantity of data created,   the SAS log says insufficient space to obtain result.   Thanks you very much ... View more

Awesome   Thank a lot !!! ... View more

Very nice Answer my friend: Well, continuing this programation: Following your guides i made this data: data dif_want; merge mean1 mean2; diff = mean_var_interest1 - mean_var_interest2; a0 = (mean_var_interest1- mean_var_interest2)/30; b0 = log(a0/mean_var_interest2); b1 = b0/10; run; I need to use a0 b0 and b1 in here: proc nlin data=any_other_dataset plots=all method=marquardt; parms a0 = a0 b0 = b0 b1 = b1; model response=a0*exp(exp(b0)*(exp(b1*observation)-1)/b1); id Sample; output out=est_ind1 p=pred r=resid parms=a0 b0 b1; run; /thanks ... View more

Done already xaxis label yaxis label Found an example extremely hidden in google Thanks a lot! ... View more

Hi:   You do not need to put the full path in the FILE= option if you use PATH= and/or GPATH=. I tend to be overly cautious, so I use both. And rather than dump everything into /folders/myfolders, I like to keep the output contained within a separate folder (shown here as /all_output). So you don't accidentally close the automatic ODS HTML destination, a safer approach would be to identify your output file using the ID= suboption: ods html(id=mystuff) path='/folders/myfolders/all_output' (url=none)                      gpath='/folders/myfolders/all_output' (url=none)                      file='main_wrapper.html';      *** code for SAS/GRAPH, if available, or SGPLOT if running UE; ods graphics / imagename='class1'; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class; scatter x=weight y=height; run; ** SGPLOT does not need quit, but SAS/GRAPH does;    ods html(id=mystuff) close;   If I have a chance to post an image, that shows the results, I will do it later. output: cynthia ... View more

Sure Reeza: For that reason, and before publish is the need to solve any questiones about it. Thanks for clearing it ... View more

I am not an expert on the SG graphics, but SAS has many resources on these procedures, including a Blog http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/ One easy way to get different line patterns is to use a different html style (preceding the code for the graph). I like to use: ods html style=statistical; or ods html style=journal; /* black and white */ You can also add options to override the defaults within the procedure. I don't know what you mean by "the little balloons". I don't see any balloons when I run this. ... View more

It would be my guess based, on a brief read of the article, that you'd want to include Country as a class variable and then use proc glm to fit the model, including country as a fixed effect on the model statement. ... View more