Hello Koen! sorry for that! on google, the question is put as a solved question I know that is my mistake ( marked my first "answer" as a solution, because this is my first question in SAS) so I would like to say I can't rich the answer! PROC NLMIXED is best for ordinal rather than PROC GLIMMIX as some research states. so if you can give me the last chance with a great excuse I don't get the code so far. Thank you so much for your patience and all helps🙏! ... View more

Hello @sbxkoenk! Have you seen the article! And so far I can't get any solution. I can't access this file/ your first solution: https://communities.sas.com/t5/Statistical-Procedures/Joint-model/m-p/741898#M36084 ... View more

I can't open this, is there any attachment on View solution in original post?     ... View more

Hello Koen! ok if possible in PROC GLIMMIX it fine but most of the categorical longitudinal outcome uses PROC NLMIXED including this it has a similar procedure to my analysis. fill free to use PROC GLIMMIX or PROC NLMIXED I need the output only! for the article alternative: try it to open https://medcraveonline.com/BBIJ/BBIJ-08-00290.pdf Thank you very much! ... View more

Hello @sbxkoenk, I know that you are so busy! And as much as you can you try to help me thanks for that. sure I need it! I think it may be helpful but I can't get the cod there is one research on SAS: Gilani N. Joint modeling of repeated ordinal measures and time to event data for CHD risk assessment. Biom Biostat Int J. 2019;8(6):204‒212. DOI: 10.15406/bbij.2019.08.00290 If one can contact with authors or can search with it! Thank you very much! ... View more

ok, thank you very much! ... View more

Hello, sbxkoenk! I am waiting for you..... ... View more

Simply the longitudinal submodel is the ordinal response! ... View more

Sure I can get a lot of SAS cod but here is the thing the difficulty is that when the longitudinal model is categorical and ordinal to run as jointly! Thanks for your good communication! ... View more

Hello, sbxkoenk! sure your guess is correct I need PROC GLIMMIX (SAS) so please help me give me the code even without an example I will practice it! If you have a question, please! Thank you! ... View more

Hello! I am so sorry I'm too late! to clarify it I have two response variables one longitudinal ordinal and the other survival models. so when I run a separate analysis of each model using the SAS survival model fulfills the assumption of the parametric proportional model and the Weibull distribution is the best distribution and the Longitudinal model also as well. After this, I need a Joint model Analysis for these two so, please every one of you have a Joint SAS code help me. you can send with out example also I can practice it! Thank You! ... View more