Hi @mrahim, I recommend using the ACADEMIC.TITANIC dataset rather than others that might be available in the PUBLIC library. I've had issues trying to user others and the TITANIC dataset in the ACADEMIC library is the source table. If you're following along with the traditional story line/activity that uses that dataset, you'll want to select Survived as your target variable. I've been able to recreate your error by incorrectly selecting Sex as the target and matching your partition and event-based sampling options. That indicates to me that the other variables in the data are not good target candidates based on the project settings you've made.  ... View more

Hi @Kzual, this post might be useful for the user: https://communities.sas.com/t5/New-SAS-User/Changing-SAS-s-work-library-path/td-p/879629.   ... View more

Great, if you fixed the LIBNAME statement that means you can read from that location. However, the subsequent DATA step attempts to create a dataset in that library, which you likely don't have WRITE access to. If you change your DATA statement to reference the WORK library, it will work.    data WORK.brfss; set PROJECT.BRFSS2020SELECTVARIABLES; run;   ... View more

Hi @JMK4200, it looks like your group partner shared some code that they were running in SAS OnDemand for Academics. Will you be running the code on the same platform? The reason for the error is due to the folder reference on the LIBNAME statement. It mentions a particular user's home folder (u61481478) which you wouldn't be able to access. You'll have to change this to a folder you can access from your Files and Folders. ... View more

Hi @Preethi2, of course. I've send you an email outlining the process.   ... View more

Hi @trevand, can you show us what you'd like the output dataset(s) to look like? ... View more

Hi @Srikz, can you try to follow the standard path to access VFL:    •  Access https://www.sas.com/en_us/software/viya-for-learners.html. •  Click on "Access for Students". This will take you to the authentication screen/window. •  Authenticate using your SAS Profile (e-mail and password). •  You will land on https://learn.sas.com/course/view.php?id=6825 for VFL. •  Click on "Launch Software" button on the page. This will take you to your assigned environment.   ... View more

Please share your code and a sample dataset we can work with and we'll be able to help. ... View more

Hi @kklotz, if you specifically wanted to use IF/THEN logic, you could try: data want; set have; if status = 'negative' then nstatus = 0; else nstatus=1; run;   This assumes that: 1) there are no missing values for status and 2) all other values of status are valid and considered "positive"   You can check this with a call to PROC FREQ: proc freq data=have; table status; run;   ... View more

Hi @linlin87, it would be helpful if you provided an example of your desired output. It's hard to grasp what you mean by previous/following hour (previous/following relative to what reference point?). Also, what do you mean by area under the curve? Is it for the distribution of those values for that participant?  ... View more

Hi @coder1234, in the previous question (2b), you were asked to write a PROC UNIVARIATE step to look at the smallest and largest park based on acreage.  From that output, you would be able to identify the observation numbers for those parks. Question 2c) then asks you to look at the original pg1.np_summary dataset and identify the names of those parks based on observation numbers. ... View more

To display in the LOG all macro variables stored, you can use a %PUT statement with the keyword _ALL_ to display all macro variables or _USER_ to display user defined macro variables.  %put _all_; %put _user_;   To delete macro variables created, you can use the %SYMDEL statement with the name of the macro variable: %symdel <macro_var_name>;   ... View more

Hi @heatherml20, I noticed that you're missing semicolons after some of your %PUT statements.     %put &=First That can cause the errors you're encountering. Try going through your code, add all of the required semicolons to end each statement and rerun.  ... View more