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ballardw · ‎12-14-2016

Try Options missing=' '; <= there is a space inbetween the single quotes before the data step. Then all those conversions of missing values will receive a blank instead of a . You should reset back to Options missing='.'; afterward.

Astounding · ‎12-13-2016

You should be able to get the proper table with: proc freq data=r1; tables date * system / missing list out=r2; run; You don't need ORDER=DATA to get the dates to be in order. The default action of PROC FREQ to order the column values lowest to highest value. That order would match your ORDER=DATA as long as Monday is the earliest batch of data. You don't need a BY statement to get this table. To debug the error message, you would have to post the code that contains the BY statement.

Cynthia_sas · ‎01-30-2015

Hi, When you observe differences between the same program run in 2 versions of SAS, it is more appropriate to work with Tech Support. This is something that needs to be investigated for a possible defect report. Or, if this is a known defect, then Tech Support will know whether there's a workaround. cynthia

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