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nobisie · ‎06-27-2025

Thank you very much. I found the set up and ran it. The Table is correctly populated. I am very grateful.

sas_user · ‎06-10-2025

I followed and it did the job. Thank you for your timely reply Sir.

mrahim · ‎06-07-2025

Many thanks for your support. it works when i turned of the event based. however. what is the solution if i have bigger table

dbcrow · ‎06-02-2025

Hi, Cynthia- Many thanks. I was able to get the data from the links you provided. I really appreciate your taking the time to send them to me. Best, David

sbxkoenk · ‎05-28-2025

Another customer was facing the same problem and referred to this topic in his query to me. In the end, it turned out it was not due to a (lack of) memory problem there ...but due to the fact that he had used an integer variable as a by-variable. That can't be done. The by-variables in the forecasting hierarchy should all be character variables (varchar e.g.). Ciao, Koen

dbcrow · ‎05-20-2025

Hi, all- The solution turned out to be stripping the datasets of their formats, then importing them into SAS Studio. Two ways to remove the formats are: 1) Exporting the data to a .csv file with PROC EXPORT: proc export data=data.climate23_nf outfile='H:\CHIS\Data\climate23_nf.csv' dbms=csv replace; run; 2) Removing the formats manually from within a data step with this code: data data.climate23_nf; set data.climate23; format _numeric_ ; format _character_ ; run; I did both steps as part of preprocessing in SAS EGP and saved the files to a local directory. I then imported the files in SAS Studio using Build Models --> New Project --> browse for data --> Import --> Local Files.

gloorp_ · ‎05-08-2025

Hey, thank you for your reply. The selected region, is Europe. Strange, but after restarting the computer several times and clearing the browser's cookies, changing the language in the browser's settings to English was enough for SAS Studio to finally work in English. Strange. So I think the following steps may help other people: 1) change the language in the browser; 2) clear cookies and close all windows along with the browser; 3) restart the computer.

tom_grant · ‎05-02-2025

Hello, 1. Create a new folder under your Files(Home) directory - name it mydata or something (right-click on Files(Home) & select New Folder). 2. Right-click on your new folder and select Create Library - you can leave the library name "mydata" if that is what you named the folder. Also you can select the check-box to recreate this library at start-up so it will be assigned every time you start SAS Studio. 3 In you code, the last data step would be: DATA mydata.BRFSS23f; SET work.brfss23; RUN;

obiobi · ‎04-28-2025

Thank you for responding.

tom_grant · ‎03-07-2025

One more thing to try - use a private or incognito browser window - login & see if you get the same issue.

nd00846 · ‎03-03-2025

Hi, Problem Solved via Re-uploading the data file & doing proper Renaming of it! Thank You so much for the Help.

tom_grant · ‎02-21-2025

You can also go to Discover Information Assets (Information Catalog) - search for your data table & run the analysis (if it has not already been run). After the analysis has completed, go to the Column Analysis tab - you get all the summary statistics (& a lot more).

coder1234 · ‎02-19-2025

Were you able to obtain your badge?

hollandnumerics · ‎01-10-2025

Please could you add a link to that 2019 post, so that others can benefit from that information?

s-k · ‎11-21-2024

Thank you for running it, I had to make sure it wasn't a code issue before going further! It turns out that in the free SAS OnDemand, the tabs/cells when copied over from any sort of sheet is not recognized as spaces and the program reads it as one long line of code.

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