I found your compiled SAS macro allmix4 is very helpful for modeling. However, I can only run it successfully in SAS 9.4 Workbench in Windows.   As SAS OnDemand for Academics is free, I would like to use your macro in the cloud computing system that is based on Linux system. After evaluating your allmix4 macro in SAS OnDemand for Academics, I found the following error:    NOTE: Libref ALLMIX4 was successfully assigned as follows: Engine: BASE Physical Name: /home/cheng.zhong.shan/Allmixed 74 %put &wd; /home/cheng.zhong.shan 75 options sasmstore=allmix4 mstored; ERROR: File ALLMIX4.SASMACR.CATALOG was created for a different operating system. NOTE: The SAS System was unable to open the macro library referenced by the SASMSTORE = libref ALLMIX4. WARNING: Apparent invocation of macro ALLMIXED not resolved. 76 %allmixed _ 180 ERROR 180-322: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.   The above issue is that allmix4 is compiled under Windows system and fails to be loaded in Linux system.   Would you please provide compiled allmix4 for SAS OnDemand for Academics or share the source codes with SAS communities?    Thanks.       ... View more

In the above of my testing codes, it is necessary to assign empty value for the Repeat macro variable, i.e., replacing 'Repeat = Repeated time /sub=sub type=ar(1)' with 'Repeat=', as there is no time variable in the input sas dataset. After correcting the above error, the ALLMixed macro can run successfully with SAS 9.4 of Windows system. ... View more