Thank you @Tom  The string is exactly what I needed - first example you gave me.  Much appreciated.  ... View more

Thanks @dxiao2017 ! I did use Tom's suggestion.  I am now trying to use the same part of the code to create a string variable that shows the date as 7/27/2025 9:00:00 AM It is probably a simple tweak but I am unsure how to make it work. See my question to Tom above. Truly appreciate the help.  ... View more

Hi @Tom Sorry it took me so long to get back to this. I used your suggestion and it worked. Thank you!!! Now I am trying to find out how to use the same variable and create a date like this:  7/27/2025 9:00:00 AM I think someone mentioned I could do this but using this part of the code what would I change to get 7/27/2025 9:00:00 AM using my first observation as an example: Thank you!! length string $50; date=datepart(datetime); format date date9.; string = catx(', ' ,put(date,downame.) ,catx(' ',put(date,monname.),day(date)) ,put(datetime,timeampm.));   ... View more

Thank you again @Tom This is exactly what I needed. ... View more

Thank you! I will let you know after I try it out. Much appreciated. ... View more

@Tom @Cynthia_sas Sorry,  I should have added what I want to do with it. I want to break the date var into several other vars (See outcome below). It looks like I need the Date var to be formatted the way I asked in my previous message for this next part of my code to work.   proc format;   value dayofweek     1 = 'Sunday'     2 = 'Monday'     3 = 'Tuesday'     4 = 'Wednesday'     5 = 'Thursday'     6 = 'Friday'     7 = 'Saturday'; run; data final;   set test;   dated = datepart(Date);   time = timepart(Date);   day_of_week = weekday(dated);   month = month(dated);   day = day(dated);   year = year(dated);   hour = hour(time);   minute = minute(time);   second = second(time); format date date9.; format time timeampm.; format day_of_week dayofweek.; run;   Result of this (showing only one obs)  dated                     time                day_of_week month day year   hour minute 27AUG2025 9:00:00 AM Wednesday 8 27 2025 9 0   The idea here is to use these variables elsewhere to show the following: Wednesday, August 27, 2025 9:00 AM   Aside from figuring out how to apply that format to hundreds of dates, I still need to: 1. label the Month to display the string not the numeric value 8 like I did for day_of_week. 2. remove the extra 00 in my time variable.  3. I do not need the hour and the minute vars but I created them just in case. I do not know another way to achieve this output unless I format my Date var the way I showed. My date variable is the long SAS number which I am converting to a date format (the one you see in my cards)   Thank you!   ... View more

Thank you @Quentin This is super helpful. I will do that.  ... View more

@ballardw @Quentin For me it did not show anything until 6/15 which is odd, I remember getting a warning before the grace period was done.    Expiration:   15JUN2025. Grace Period:  0 days (ending 15JUN2025). Warning Period: 30 days (ending 15JUL2025).   What I do not understand is that even if I bought the license for the first time in November (2024) the warning is the same now. It probably does not matter when you buy it (?) the renewals are always June/July because that is the institution's date?  My orders usually take 30 days to go through and it is not letting me (re)purchase until July. 😕 saying it will work until September. It is so confusing.  ... View more

I did, it says mid July. It is odd, as my renewal is usually in November, it threw me off to see this warning now. Thank you. ... View more

@PaigeMiller Most institutions but not mine. I am the one who needs to renew my license each year and it usually is in November, this is why it threw me off as it is so early and it is saying July. Thank you.  ... View more

Thank you @Kurt_Bremser  It is odd as my license is renewed in November usually. I wonder why we are getting this so early on. It says mid July. ... View more

The code for mysas was not shared. Between the first question in the thread from @paige2 thank you!  and your answer, I figured out the issue was exactly what you mentioned. I was not aware I could call files the way you showed me. Thank you so much @Tom  ... View more