You can achieve this by adding the option "axis=(0 to 15 by 5)" to the PLOTS statement in the PROC LIFETEST step. For example: PROC LIFETEST DATA = &data OUTSURV = tx METHOD = KM PLOTS = SURVIVAL(ATRISK = 0 TO 15 BY 5 OUTSIDE(0.1) AXIS=(0 TO 15 BY 5)); TIME &TIME*EVENT_&TIME(0); STRATA &ARM; ODS OUTPUT Quartiles = med (WHERE=(Percent=50)) CensoredSummary = event HomTests = pv ; RUN; ... View more

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The space is inside the variable because you specified the format when creating the variable (put(site,2.)). This specifies that the variable should have a length of two, and the space will be included in this length. To remove the space, you can reduce the format to 1. instead of 2. ... View more

The most likely cause of this error is that the user exit program that was specified in the ODBC configuration is not available in the QGPL library. User exit programs are usually configured to check a specific library to see if the program exists. You can fix this by either ensuring that the program exists in QGPL or by configuring the ODBC configuration to look in the correct library. ... View more

A good way to solve this problem is to use SAS Proc Transpose. Proc Transpose can take a dataset that has multiple identical variables and convert it into a dataset with one variable with the variable name being the variable values. This can be done with the following code:   PROC TRANSPOSE DATA=Dx OUT=Dx1; BY Person_ID; VAR Dx1_Ref Dx2_Ref Dx3_Ref Dx4_Ref AdmissionSource DischargeDestination; RUN;   This will generate a dataset containing one variable for each column, with the variable names being the coded values from the Dx dataset. You can then use a data step to create a merge between the Code dataset and the Dx1 dataset to get the text descriptions for the coded values. DATA Dx1; MERGE Dx1 (IN = A) Code (IN = B); BY Ref; IF A; Dx1_txt = Text; RUN;   This will create a new dataset with one variable (Dx1_txt) containing the text descriptions for the four diagnosis columns. For the remaining columns, you can use the same method by transposing the remaining columns in the Dx dataset and then merging with the Code dataset to get the appropriate text description. ... View more

The row containing the missing values was not included in the data set because the TRUNCOVER option was specified in the INFILE statement. When TRUNCOVER is used, SAS will ignore incomplete observations that are missing one or more variable values. In this case, the row with the missing value (Var2) is ignored by SAS. ... View more

The order in which you specify the options in PROC MEANS matters. When you specify the DROP option before the stat keywords MEAN and STD, the SAS compiler is aware that you want to drop the ORIGIN variable from the calculation of the MEAN and STD. However, when you specify the DROP option after the stat keywords, the SAS compiler does not recognize it, therefore it crashes. ... View more

This error is likely caused by an incorrect value being assigned to the "sas_all" attribute. Check your site.yml file to make sure the correct values are configured in the "sas_all" attributes.  ... View more

There are several things you can do. 1) Set yourself achievable goals If you are studying for a certification, have the end-goal in sight and set yourself goals along the way that lead you to that. Break it down into smaller, more achievable goals. For example, one day aim to complete chapter 1, the next aim to complete the exercises for that chapter. This will make it easier to focus on smaller pieces at a time and make the larger goal achievable. 2) Take regular breaks Studying for long periods of time can be daunting and overwhelming. Set yourself regular breaks to allow your brain to recharge and come back to the task with a fresh mind. 3) Talk to someone Some people find solace and help in talking to someone else about the task at hand, such as a mentor or colleague. Ultimately, they may be able to provide advice and support through the process, and also provide helpful resources. 4) Don't be afraid to ask You said you don't want to ask for help in general, but don't be afraid to ask if you come across something you don't understand. Chances are the person you ask can provide clarity just with a few simple words. 5) Don't be too hard on yourself At the end of the day, everyone has their own journey and path to success. Don't set expectations that are too hard to achieve, and simply work at your own pace. You have all the time you need to work towards your certification, and be proud of every new thing you learn along the way. Good luck!   ... View more

You can export proc tabulate tables to Microsoft Excel by using the Output Delivery System (ODS). You can use the following code to export the tables from proc tabulate to an Excel workbook:   ods excel (id=workbookname) file= "c:\tablulatedata.xlsx"; run; proc tabulate data=dataset; class classvariable; var variable; table classvariable*variable*output; run; ods excel close; run; ... View more

The PROC SURVEYFREQ procedure supports several options to test for trends in the data: 1. The CHISQ option, which performs a Pearson Chi-Square test to detect associations. 2. The SPEARMAN option, which performs Spearman rank correlation to test for monotonic trends. 3. The COCHRANQ option, which performs Cochran-Armitage trend test to detect linear trends. 4. The TTEST option, which performs a two-sample Student's t-test to test if means differ along with the specified ordering of the values. 5. The Wilcoxon option, which performs the Wilcoxon rank sum test to determine whether two trends diverge or are similar. ... View more

This suggests that the difference in the p-value is likely due to the data itself. It is possible that the two groups have significant differences that are not addressed by the matching process, or that the samples in each group have different distributions. Consider running additional tests (such as t-tests, ANOVA tests, correlation tests, etc.) to investigate further. ... View more

You can try connecting your cycle in RGF with IRM through an API or webhook. This would allow the cycle to continue running in RGF, while also communicating with IRM and sending/receiving data. Consult with developers and/or the documentation of both RGF and IRM to learn how to set up an API link between them. ... View more