I am using SAS Enterprise Guide and need to calculate the intraclass correlation for a mixed model with repeated subjects. In this scenario, I don't have access to BASE SAS, since I am running analysis on a very tightly controlled virtual reality desktop. When I run PROC HPMIXED, the results only give me the residual covariance and not the covariance for both the residual and subject. If I switch covariance types, I get rid of this issue, but the ICC is close to 100%, which is wrong. Is there a way to fix this without switching the covariance type?   Here is my code with dataset and variable names edited:   proc hpmixed data=dataset; class id year var1 ; model measure = var1-var24 / solution; repeated year / subject = id type=vc; run;   Here is my current output (numbers made up for illustration):   CovParm      Subject     Estimate Residual                        0.003324   This is my desired output (numbers made up for illustration):   CovParm      Subject      Estimate VC                id               0.000891 Residual                         0.002511 ... View more