So the issue does not appear to be the conversion to XPORT files. Instead it is the attempt to force WINDOWS to use a UNC path as the current working directory.  That is not possible.  And not needed.   There are plenty of ways to get the list of files in a directory.  You can even use pure SAS code.  See %dirtree()    Or you could just make a small change to your current code: data _null_; infile "dir /b &sasdir\*.sas7bdat" pipe truncover; input fname $200. ; call symputx(cats('f',_n_),scan(fname,1,'.')); call symputx("fcnt",_n_); run;   Also you are passing () around the value of the target directory in your macro call, which will cause the wrong filenames to be generated.  Did you intend to wrap that path in a %STR() macro function call also?  Note that the %STR() is not needed for the example paths you are showing since they do not include any macro triggers that need masking. %sas2xpt (sasdir=\\itsu.com\Analysis\Working_Folder\ads ,xptdir=\\itsu.com\Analysis\Working_Folder\ads );   ... View more

See if this gives you the desired result. Should be easy to follow   data have; input subject $ (starttime stoptime)(:time5.); infile datalines missover; format starttime stoptime time5.; datalines; aa 14:02 14:35 bb 10:46 cc 11:37 13:05 dd 19:10 00:57 ; data want(drop = starttime stoptime); set have; if stoptime < starttime then stoptime = stoptime + 3600*24; mins = intck('minute', starttime, stoptime); run;   Result:   subject mins aa 33 bb . cc 88 dd 347   ... View more

Yes. That is correct. Alternative way is using PROC UNIVARIATE. proc univariate data=base_post ; by trt01pn; var cat3; run;     ... View more

hours = intck("hour",start_date_time,end_date_time,"c"); ... View more

#Maxim1   https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/v_043/grstatproc/p0hc32jtfqoy1fn1h5i38q8v9py2.htm#n00jwj7lumri74n15g2aezqm8f3h   Also use attrmap top be sure that colors "match":  https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/grstatproc/p18q268a3zxcl3n11lnnnq4cme8r.htm   data attrmapfruit; retain linecolor "black"; input id $ value $ fillcolor $; datalines; sex F red sex M blue ; run; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class dattrmap=attrmapfruit; vbar age/response=height group=sex groupdisplay=cluster attrid=sex; label height='height label' sex='sex label' age='age label'; legenditem type=FILL name='F' / FILLATTRS=(color=red) label='F label'; legenditem type=FILL name='M' / FILLATTRS=(color=blue) label='M label' ; keylegend "F" "M"; run;             Bart ... View more