SAS does not "phone home" to report license usage. With server licenses, a server name can be included in the setinit, but I don't think you have that in a single-user setup. Just deinstall SAS on the old machine (AFTER you have made sure that the new install works!), and you're safe in terms of license legality. ... View more

In your original statement of the problem, you said you wanted   1=20-30, 2=31-40, 3=41-50, 4=51-60   If you don't subtract 1, you don't get these values. Although, from a purely practical point of view, subtracting 1 shouldn't affect the regression you are going to do, and so subtracting 1 could be omitted without any negative effects. ... View more

As Cynthia says, use the OUTPUT statement and specify the P1= and P99= keywords: proc univariate data=sashelp.cars noprint; class origin; var MPG_City; output out=PctlOut P1=P1 P99=P99; run; proc print; run; You could also use PROC MEANS with the same syntax.   If you have multiple variables, see the article "Output percentiles of multiple variables in a tabular format." ... View more