I am trying to create some plots using SGPANEL.  My x-axis values range from 7 to 37 and I would like to space the axis labels because they are on top of each other and unreadable.  However, when I choose "by 2" or "by 3", it does that but omits the data.  How can I space the x-axis values but not lose the info associated with the missing labels?   DATA LF3; SET WORK.IMPORT; PROC SORT; BY LAKE; RUN; PROC SGPANEL DATA =LF3; BY LAKE; PANELBY YEAR; rowaxis label="PERCENTAGE"; ROWAXIS values=(0 TO 60 BY 20); colaxis values=(7 to 37 by 2); VBAR LENGTH/RESPONSE=PERCENTAGE; TITLE "DISTRIBUTIONS IN PANELS"; RUN; ... View more

I am using SGPLOT and would like those plots saved to a specific folder on my Macbook as JPEGS with a new file name.  The code I used for SAS University Edition worked: (towards the beginning) ODS graphics on / reset imagename="new file name" imagefmt =jpeg; ODS listing gpath = "/folders/myfolders/2020/NCSTB/OUTPUT/dest folder/"; Run;   (at the end) ods rtf close; run;   This is not working with SAS On Demand for Academics.   The code generates the plots but I get this error message:   WARNING: GPATH or PATH is not a writable directory. It will be ignored. ERROR: Cannot write image to /pbr/biconfig/940/Lev1/SASApp/stb lf plots22.jpeg. Please ensure that proper disk permissions are set. ... View more

I am trying to import an xlsx file using on demand for academics.  I have cretaed a folder and uploaded the data. I have created a library and copied that as a path but I get an error message that the file does not exist.   OPTIONS LS=100 PS=100 NOCENTER NODATE NONUMBER; libname NCSTB "/home/xxxxxxxx0/2020/NCSTB"; /** Import an XLSX file. **/ PROC IMPORT DATAFILE= "/home/xxxxxxxx0/2020/NCSTB/STB TL FREQ Data.XLSX" OUT=WORK.ALL DBMS=XLSX REPLACE; RUN;   This seems different from SAS UE but I don't know how to fix.  Thanks! ... View more

I am unable to upload files from my computer into SAS On Demand for Academics.  I have followed all the steps provided but the files I select do not upload - essentially nothing happens.   ... View more