If you have SAS installed on a server you can still use SAS Display Manager. You just need to get to a server terminal session and launch SAS on the server.  So if your server is Unix/Linux based the use an X windows server and you can can run SAS display manager just like it as worked for the last 15+ years with no problems. If you have a Windows server then use Remote Desktop to open a Windows Desktop on the remote server and launch SAS there. I am sure that similat options are also available for ZOS/ IBM mainframe environments.   But your local IT support might not want to help you with that. Instead you migth ask them to install either SAS/Studio or Jupyter notebooks to allow you to work with SAS in an interactive environment.     ... View more

data have; input A B C D E; cards; 1 . 1 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . 1 ; run; data want; set have; if sum(of A--E) > 1 then do; Random = 1; call missing(of A--E); end; run; ... View more