hi, It looks like this is problem of file paths, not with StatRep itself. The StatRep-generated SAS program needs to write the output files to the disk, but it looks like there is a mismatch between server and client.  That is, it looks like the %write macro is looking for, but cannot find, the path to the 'lst' directory.   EG submits the code to the SAS server and the SAS server executes the code.  So, it would be the SAS session that is unable to write the file: the server cannot access //fi.se/dfs/Users_W7/fipe/Desktop/Latex/lst which I'm guessing is your local machine.   Any paths in your SAS code are relative to the server, not EG (the client).  For example, if you were writing to “c:\temp”, that is “c:\temp” on the server, not the client.   I'm not sure but hopefully this will help: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Enterprise-Guide/ERROR-Physical-file-does-not-exist/td-p/109855   or the section "REFERENCE AN EXTERNAL FILE IN YOUR PROGRAM"  in this SGF paper: http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings13/415-2013.pdf   Best regards, --Tim   ... View more