By any chance do you  have one or more macros that includes the code of another macro as part? Something that might look similar to: %Macro outer (<parameters>); <some macro code> %Macro inner (<parameters>); <inner macro code> %mend; /*inner macro*/ <other outer macro code> %mend; /*outer macro */ Such nested compilations could be very obnoxious to diagnose when things get interrupted. Long shot, but something to consider. ... View more

The ODS Report Writing capabilities provide granular access to building reports and tables that are data driven.  See this paper for examples and also the SAS documentation.   It may be more than you need, but using these techniques you can create very customized PDF output that has the content you want. ... View more

This workshop was offered in 2023. I don't know if the specific data set is readily available, but exercises like this tend to use the HMEQ data set that is provided in the SAMPSIO library that is included with SAS Viya. ... View more

I wanted to thank everyone for the responses. Sometimes when you are doing general searches on line you bring up an older system no longer being used. We don't have the tools to use even the old system I believe, and won't be able to purchase the newer system either (I am the only one in my unit who uses statistics, most do SQL). Time series models are becoming more important and perhaps this may change in the future. ... View more

@shoin wrote: My apologies Chris, I clicked on the wrong accept as solution ... Hello @shoin, It's easy to correct this: Select Chris's post as the solution after clicking "Not the Solution" in the option menu (see icon below) of the current solution. ... View more

Thank you for the references, I did know of one of them already, but the other two seem promising. ... View more

Yes, it delivered with 25w38.  A few weeks ago. ... View more

Done.   Note: We discourage members from posting sensitive/proprietary information on this public forum, even if the intent is to remove it later. That disrupts the content of course, and as you know most members can edit their own posts only for a limited time after publishing them. ... View more

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Excellent! No, I have not updated the templates. But good news, the same processes and templates still work for building tasks.   By chance, I had to fire up Visual Studio the other day to rebuild/service a task I created a long time ago so that it works with EG 8.6.  All smooth! ... View more

The source of the likelihood function of a cure model above also lists the PSPMCM macro as the solution for the mixture survival model.   ... View more

@JeffMeyers , thank you so much for these macros. They have been very useful. Do you have any yet for adjusted CIF plots? I was unable to plot these curves using the METHODS=INVWTS or ADJUSTED approach. ... View more

Looks like the moderator has changed the solution to the correct one. Thanks all. ... View more

%let label1=XAXIS Label(*ESC*){sub 'L'} ; %let label2=YAXIS Label(*ESC*){sup 'L'} ; data _anno; length label $ 200; drawspace="layoutpercent"; function="text"; textweight="normal"; textsize=12;textcolor="black"; width=200; x1=50; y1=2.5;label="&label1."; output; x1=2.5; y1=50;rotate=90;label="&label2."; output; run; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class sganno=_anno; scatter x=weight y=height; xaxis label=' '; yaxis label=' '; run;   ... View more

As others pointed out, EG is "just" an interface to SAS. Other interfaces are SAS Studio (web based) and VScode. But I assume you primarily want to learn SAS coding. Buying your own SAS license (if possible)  - I wouldn't consider that affordable for personal use. If you are an active student, you could get access to SAS Viya for Learners, but you need a University email account (e.g. .edu). ... View more