Thank you very much! This documents are very usefull! Thanks ... View more

Great article and great topic. Human trafficking is growing. The graph Trafficking Victims by Age Range (SGPLOT) is not properly sorted though, which I find awful from a reporting viewpoint. Also, I would have left the countries without data in grey rather than erasing them from the map. ... View more

Content Guide. The content guide is the list of topics for the exam. Anytime you have the question, "Is X on the exam?" - check the content guide. Every exam has one list on the credential page at https://www.sas.com/certify ... View more

@CPoston, I'm attaching the correct Excel file for you to use. I apologize, our sample data has created the Certdata.Heart instead of the Excel file.     ... View more

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You stated you were running this as a stored process. A stored process is not run locally on your computer. The fact that Outlook is installed on your computer is irrelevant because the process is on the server. So the server must have Outlook or some email client. A stored process in EG is a very specific task, so you likely would be pretty certain if you're working with a stored process or not.    But I suspect you are working on a server that doesn't have Outlook as indicated. As well, the account that runs the stored process won't be yours and the email account it comes from may be different.    Can you run a test example using the paper referenced and get that to work? I would start by making sure it works at all on your computer and then getting it work specifically for your project.    Post your code and errors if you continue to have issues.     @Rishadnp wrote: Im not sure i understand your advise correctly. Below is the brief of my requirement. I have master excel files stored in a folder (on my desktop). I use sas codes for sending files to multiple department managers daily . Not sure if this can be categorised as stored process.   ... View more

@rnatlale@mlsas Just joined the slack group that's been created by @rnatlale. Looks good! ... View more

@xrz0203, which edition of the prep guide are you using?  ... View more

Hi @natluri,   We apologize for the error in the book. The correct answer is A, and not C. The DATA step uses the IN= data set option and the subsetting IF statements to exclude unmatched observations from the output data set.   We are currently updating our content updates page to reflect the necessary corrections in the Base Certification 4th edition. Once we have pushed the changes to the page, they will be available at the following link:  Base Certification 4th Edition Content Updates Page   Best Regards, Samantha ... View more

Hi there, Here is the code that I used to create the output that you desire. data have; length male $8; male="male"; arma=18; armb=16; run; ods rtf file='c:\sasuser\tryindent2.rtf'; proc report data=have NOWD style(lines)={leftmargin=.25in just=left protectspecialchars=off}; title1 "Table X Count of male subjects by arm"; column Male Arma armb; define Male/display " Male" style=[cellwidth=4 just=c]; define ArmA /display " Arm A /(N)" style=[cellwidth=2 just=c]; define armb/display "Arm B/(N)" style=[cellwidth=2 just=c]; compute after; line "1 Count of male subjects by arm."; line "2 Arm is assigned at week 2 after study initiated:"; line "\tab {2a Arm A: Control.}"; line "\tab {2b Arm B: Test.}"; endcomp; RUN; ods rtf close; Please keep in mind that \tab will not work in PDF or HTML, but in RTF only. I'm attaching the output that I got using the code above. ... View more