Matt, how does this fix the parameter value?  I can see that it scales it for various age groups, but I was under the impression that the OP wanted a fixed single value, something like: model y = x1--x10/dist=poi; with, for example, the contribution of x1, x2, and x3 being constant. Steve Denham ... View more

The option COUTLINE+ in the CHORO statement controls the color of boundaries of areas defined in the ID statement such as the province boundaries. The WOUTLINE= options controls the width of the boundary outlines in pixels. If you need to change boundaries appearance per area then we're likely into an ANNOTATE data set and that's a bit more work. ... View more

That error is because you are using an Unix server not Windows and the current directory is set wrong by SAS and your IT staff did not correct that. 50345 - Changing the current working directory for the SAS® Workspace Server You can still use the proc export creating an excel file on UNIX SAS/ACCESS(R) 9.4 Interface to PC Files: Reference, Third Edition The trick is using the XLSX option for the DBMS name. See the table what is working on Windows and what on Unix. The XLSX option for the libname is new for 9.4 the export/import already do have them with 9. The ods tagset can generate a xml-file that is what it does and Excel can read that. The compression of the data can be problematic (sizing network).  ... View more

Something like this perhaps? data have; length ID $ 3 Exposure 8; input ID Exposure; datalines; 1     0.45 2     0.56 3     1.46 100   0.34 run; proc sql ; create table want as select ID, Exposure, exposure/sum(exposure) as relative_exposure from have; quit; Hint: next time post the question in one of the specific forums, such as . Chris ... View more