So I'm in a little conundrum, and I hope I can get some help here. On a basic level, I'm trying to create a file that has a student record for each day that each student was enrolled between two dates, 08/25/21 and 09/27/21. I have three datasets at play here. I have a dataset with all of the students and their enrollment dates and withdrawal dates:                     I also have a dataset with all calendar dates between these two dates, and whether that calendar date was a school day or not, defined in binary in the column 'In Session'.                             And I have a third dataset that keeps track, by day, of whether a student missed school or not. It does not include students who attended the day in full or student were not enrolled on that school day.   I was thinking of using the first two datasets to create a student record for each individual date that was in session AND that each student was enrolled, so that I could merge that file with my third dataset. Using that final dataset, I could then count the number of days students were enrolled (by how many records each student has) and the days that they missed (using the variable 'Amount of School Missed'n) all in one (or two) step(s). What has me stuck is how to do the first step, creating a student record for each date in session and that each student was enrolled. I'm assuming that it is some type of loop with an array or list (of my calendar dates) of some kind? ... View more

Hey All!   I'm having a bit of a problem with the output of insetgroup in some proc boxplots for a draft of a report I'm making.   When I (re)start SAS Enterprise and run only one of my proc boxplots, the insetgroup area on the graph processes correctly, above the graph, in a table, with the correct format, as seen below.     However, when I run the entire program, which has A LOT of different graphics (proc sgplot/bubble, proc sgplot/vbox, proc boxplot, proc print) on it, the inset group in every single proc boxplot does not format correctly (Shown below). Instead, it displays itself within the chart area of the graph, without a table, and not formatted appropriately. And then afterwards, when I run a singular proc boxplot to check to see what's wrong, it is formatted incorrectly again. It's the same code each time!     Can someone help me figure out what's going on here? Does this happen because I'm trying to run too much code at once? And if so, how can I run the code and still get everything on the same report/pdf?  Here's a copy of my code for one of my proc boxplots below. Sorry if it's a mess!  I'm running SAS Enterprise 7.12 HF2 and SAS version 9.04.      Thanks for all of your help! ... View more