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It's technically not a problem to add files from multiple folders to a zip archive but it's something the macro you're using would need to support. Does this macro also have parameters for adding additional files to an existing zip archive?    If this is some infrastructure macro someone in your organization wrote and maintains then best ask this person/department how to go about your requirement. This will help you to implement according to your companies design principles - and/or it might motivate the author of the code to add additional functionality to an existing infrastructure macro. If it's a macro you've got from the Internet then please share the macro code or location where you got it from.   IF this is a requirement you only have for a specific use case then could also write some additional code after the macro call to add additional files from other folders to the created zip archive. Here a SAS Blog that provides the details: Add files to a ZIP archive with FILENAME ZIP ... View more

Hi. Will there be a virtual session, am from Nairobi Kenya   Thanks ... View more

If you only want integer results, use the FLOOR function. ... View more

Like many, I suppose, I get ideas from time misspent surfing the web, co-workers, and an occasional book. 😀 I recalled seeing more traditional maps people created in past years from the 24/7 Wall Street data, so thought I'd try to create a hexagon map for Labor Day using updated data. Here, it helped that I had some existing data scraping and hexagon map SAS code I could stitch together. Always easier to copy code than create it from scratch! 😀 ... View more

@himself wrote: Good question last time I checked on this, SAS provides only provides Arrow, image, line ,oval, polycont,ploygon,rectangle, text and textcont function, SAS did not have Symbol function. Would suggest yusing symbolchar statement, combined with attrmap Hasn't changed from the documentation at https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.4/grstatgraph/n08al3evnkckrjn1hi3p8cw3vfw5.htm   What I suspect has happened is that @Jagadishkatam has found the documentation for SAS/Graph, the device based graphics system annotation, which does have a Symbol function, and is attempting to use the incompatible instructions with the SGanno annotate facility.   Text with the correct font/character set may work ... View more

Most welcomed DaveShea , sure will spread the gospel about GTL, I have a passion in SAS GTL, whenever you get something interesting, kindly let me know via my mail danielmburuwajiru@gmail.com ... View more

Good bye to sas university edition, was a nice experience, working some demo in sas university edition. #LookingForwardInExploringSASDemand ... View more

And, in addition to all of these suggestions, the Visual Index to the Graphically Speaking blog features ODS GRAPHICS and there's code for the examples. Here's the Visual Index to the Graphically Speaking blog: https://support.sas.com/rnd/datavisualization/graphicallyspeakingindex/ there are thumbnails for each of the images and if you click the thumbnail image, you get transferred to the blog post that contains the explanation and code for the image. Cynthia ... View more

Hi: I can't tell if you're talking about the space after the "Treatment:" or the space under the Title line and before the border line. However, if there's a workaround it will most likely be dependent on the destination. You've closed the LISTING destination, but are using a macro variable to specify destination and don't show what the value of that macro variable is. Your output could be RTF, PDF or HTML output. And, you're using a custom Style template. Your best resource for this question might be Tech Support, because they will need to look at your data, your code, your style template and understand the value of your macro variable for destination in order to help you. Cynthia ... View more

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Or try this workaround way ?   ods escapechar='~'; proc report data= sashelp.shoes nowd; column ("Global shoe sales in USD %sysfunc(repeat(~_,100))" (" Shoe sales %sysfunc(repeat(~_,100))" region product subsidiary) ('In USD only' sales)); run;   ... View more