Hi all,   If I have a program like this...   ***************************************************** THIS IS A TEST PROGRAM.  PROJECT NUMBER: 123456 *****************************************************; data a;      var1 = 'hello';        run; **************** end of program ****************;       ... and I want to read it into SAS to edit it with SAS, for example ...   ** READ IN **; data tempa; infile "U:\test_program_orig.sas" truncover ;   ** #1 **; input line $500. ; run;   ** EDIT **; data tempb; set tempa; if left(upcase(line)) =: 'PROJECT NUMBER' then line = ' Project Number: ' || '09'x || "234567"; run;   ** OUTPUT **; data _null_; set tempb; file "U:\test_program_new.sas"; run;   During the READ IN (#1) step, I lose all my indenting (like in the var1= 'hello' statement).  Is there an option to retain leading blanks?   Thank you!             ... View more

Hi,   I want to keep my usual log as is AND output a part of it to another destination (text file) as well.  Any suggestions, without running the code over again using a different proc prinnto destination? My normal log is saved so I could also get the info from there but it would be a fair amount of manipulation just to get the bit I need.    Thanks. ... View more

Hi,    Anyone know why ROW and COLUMN might not work?  I use simple UI windows like this and ROWS, COLUMNS, IROW and ICOLUMN have never worked for me.  They just appear full-screen no matter what.    ** DEFINE UI WINDOW **; %window cont1 color=green rows=10 columns= 40 #4 @10 "CONTINUE?: " cont 1 attr=underline attr=rev_video autoskip=Y #6 @10 "Enter N to stop"; ** CALL THE WINDOW AND CONTINUE IF DESIRED **; %macro call_window ; %let cont = Y; %display cont1; %if &cont = N or &cont = n %then %do; %abort cancel; %end; %mend;   %call_window;   I'm using SAS 9.2 on PC.   Thanks. ... View more