@Sarra-Matri wrote: HI ,  How can i classify the column account (exports and imports) by product then by country  how can i do a graph to the results    Post example data in usable form, as code in data steps with datalines. Pictures are useless to code against. Define "classify". Which statistics do you want for account? ... View more

Analysis generally is based on what research question you want answered. Such questions might look like: Is the mean/median value of x in group A less than/the same as/ greater than in group B. Are the values of X distributed the same in groups. Is the value (or mean/median/min/max) of X increasing/decreasing over time. Does the value of X change in relation to values of one or more other variables.   And those just scratch the surface. But the type of question determines which procedure(s) and options would be used.   Content: Typically would use Proc Print or one of the other report procedures like Report or Tabulate to display values. Proc Contents describes the data set properties such as numbers of variables, type of variables, numbers of records. Your choice.   ... View more

Depends on what you mean by "analyze". Variables Names and types/formats of variables? Then use Contents. To explore categorical variables, use PROC FREQ. To explore numerical variables, use PROC UNIVARIATE/MEANS/SUMMARY Print will display the results. Fastest way to answer the question - try each one. ... View more

@sbxkoenk wrote: Hello, SAS Studio is not the platform. Windows (WIN) could be the platform or UNIX/Linux or MainFrame or Mac or .... You get it. Submit this: *proc options; *run; %PUT &=sysscp; %PUT &=sysvlong; /* end of program */ and present us with the result (to be found in the LOG-window). For me, it says (for the old SAS on my laptop): 31 *proc options; *run; 32 %PUT &=sysscp; SYSSCP=WIN 33 %PUT &=sysvlong; SYSVLONG=9.04.01M4P110916 34 /* end of program */ That's interesting, I think most of us would interpret the question similar to the OP and I'd assume the OS would be Window/Unix etc.... ... View more

What do you mean by "assigned automatically"? Why are you expecting files in the library? Are there already SAS datasets somewhere you're trying to work with? ... View more

Try this:   Libname mylib "/home/u58228061/my_project"; PROC IMPORT DATAFILE="/home/u58228061/my_project/country_classification.csv" DBMS=CSV OUT= mylib.country_classification; RUN; PROC IMPORT DATAFILE="/home/u58228061/my_project/goods_classification.csv" DBMS=CSV OUT= mylib.goods_classification; RUN; PROC IMPORT DATAFILE="/home/u58228061/my_project/gsquarterly_december-2020-revised.csv" DBMS=CSV OUT= mylib.gsquarterly_december_revised; RUN; ... View more