Go to Servers Files Folders pane.  Find your file Right click>Properties Copy the path   Use that in your infile statement.   @Miah wrote: I am trying to import this data set into SAS University Edition, but I am getting an error that suggests that my file isn't saved in myfolders folder, even though it is saved there under the same name. This is the error:    ERROR: Physical file does not exist, /folders/myfolders/2017NBADraft2.csv. NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors. WARNING: The data set WORK.DRAFT may be incomplete. When this step was stopped there were 0 observations and 10 variables. WARNING: Data set WORK.DRAFT was not replaced because this step was stopped.   and this is my code:    DATA work.draft; INFILE "/folders/myfolders/2017NBADraft2.csv" DLM=',' FIRSTOBS=2 DSD MISSOVER; INPUT LastName $ FirstName $ Team $ Position $ Birthdate :ANYDTDTE10. Height Wingspan Weight College $ Year $; RUN;   @Miah wrote: I am trying to import this data set into SAS University Edition, but I am getting an error that suggests that my file isn't saved in myfolders folder, even though it is saved there under the same name. This is the error:    ERROR: Physical file does not exist, /folders/myfolders/2017NBADraft2.csv. NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors. WARNING: The data set WORK.DRAFT may be incomplete. When this step was stopped there were 0 observations and 10 variables. WARNING: Data set WORK.DRAFT was not replaced because this step was stopped.   and this is my code:    DATA work.draft; INFILE "/folders/myfolders/2017NBADraft2.csv" DLM=',' FIRSTOBS=2 DSD MISSOVER; INPUT LastName $ FirstName $ Team $ Position $ Birthdate :ANYDTDTE10. Height Wingspan Weight College $ Year $; RUN;     ... View more

Pay attention to sas syntax:   1) DO; statement is used to do one or more statements, each ending by a semicolon (;).     You have to enclose the DO; by END; statement as in: do; <statement 1>; <statement 2>; .... end; 2) When you have just one statement to do you don't need a DO; statement.     You can use a more simple syntax like:     if <condition> then <statement>; 3) You can eclose the two missions into one data step.   4) Using above syntax, makes your code into:    DATA capture; SET capture; NumCap = 0; IF Cap1 = 'yes' THEN NumCap +1; IF Cap2 = 'yes' THEN NumCap +1; IF Cap3 = 'yes' THEN NumCap +1; IF Cap4 = 'yes' THEN NumCap +1; IF Cap5 = 'yes' THEN NumCap +1; IF Cap6 = 'yes' THEN NumCap +1; IF Agegroup = 'semi-adult' then Agegroup = 'Adult'; RUN; 5) Next code is eqivalent to the above:      DATA capture; SET capture; NumCap = 0; array cp Cap1-Cap5; do i=1 to 5; if cp(i) = 'yes' then numcap +1; end; IF agegroup = 'semi-adult' then agegroup = 'adult'; run;          ... View more