Please post more details, as much as possible. Fake data and demo output are great.     Otherwise, yes, SAS can generate dynamic reports 10 different ways. Search lexjansen.com. ... View more

Have you considered subsetting your data into, say, 10 subsets, each with approx. 100K records, using the MODELAVERAGE statement on each of these, and then comparing the results across the subsets (sort of a doubly averaged model) to get the selected variables, and then fitting the full dataset to the selected variables?  An adaptive LASSO method for variable selection would enable you to do this.  See Example 49.5 Model Averaging in the SAS/STAT14.1 documentation as a starting point.   Steve Denham ... View more

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Could it have something to do with the code being incorrect? What is with the extra THEN keywords? I assume you meant something like this. if x=0 then y=1; else if x>0 then y=2; else if x<0 then y=3; Personally I would not use your style becuase it is placing key information (the ELSE keyword) at the end of the line instead of the beginning of the line. This makes it very difficult to quickly scan the code. The beginning of the lines will be alligned, but the ends of the lines will be ragged. ... View more

http://support.sas.com/kb/13/547.html  provides useful background on the effects of autopop and autoscroll . So you might get indications from the article about which options to test. once you can control the window behaviour you seek, then use the command I think was referred earlier: WSAVE ALL   That saves all current window display options into objects in the catalog PROFILE in SASUSER library [or in WORK library if your session could not get exclusive update permission on SASUSER.PROFILE at startup]. That way your preferred window behaviour will become automatic as the SAS Windowing Environment (often referred to as Display Manager) starts.   Good luck peterC ... View more