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Why can I create any names of variables in JMP but I can't do that with SAS?

lewat

Hi there, I am running into issues with the lag function. I am able to use lag(variable), if recalling only the observation immediately prior, however I am not able to use lag2(variable), lag3(variable), etc.. As soon as I enter a numerical value (n) next to the lag function, it is no longer highlighted in blue or recognized as a SAS function. Checking my data shows it is not picking up the function, beyond the first lag(variable), with no 'n' specified. Has anyone experienced this? I am using SAS Studio.

xxformat_com

Please correct me if I miss something because just right now the example is a typical example showing how graph can make the user mad. In the example two formats are used; one is assigned to the variable using the format statement ; the other one is set using the option tickvalueformat. My original thought was that tickvalueformat would have priority over the variable format to set the tickvalues and that the variable format would be used to set the order of the bars. However, in this example, we can see that the tick values are coming from the format assigned to the variable, but the format width is coming from the format given in the tickvalueformat option. As the default format label with of the sex format is 6, tick values are truncated. proc format; value $sex 'M'='Male' 'F'='Female'; value $sexnum 'M'='1-Male' 'F'='2-Female'; run; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class noborder; vbarbasic sex; xaxis discreteorder=formatted tickvalueformat=$sex.; format sex $sexnum.; run; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class noborder; vbarbasic sex; xaxis discreteorder=formatted tickvalueformat=$sex20.; format sex $sexnum.; run;

Peter0123

Sorry for the basic question but I am trying to figure out why data A has only 2 obs while data B has 4. Expecting A to have 4 obs. what is the logic for having only 2 obs ? /* A */ data a; do i=1 to 4; i+1; output; end; run; /* B */ %macro bb; data b; %do i=1 %to 4; i+1; output; %end; run; %mend bb; %bb;

EyalGonen

Hi experts, I am using SAS Mirror Manager and I am noticing something odd. I am using the "--deployment-assets" parameter to point to the deployment assets file downloaded from my.sas.com but it seems like SAS Mirror Manager is always downloading the latest release and not the release found in the deployment assets file. According to the doc I expected it to download the same cadence and release found in the deployment assets file and not the latest release. I verified the downloaded release in the downloaded path: ../sas_repos/rel/stable/2024.04 I see there: relFormatVersion":"0.0.1","name":"stable","version":"2024.04","latest":{"duList":"lod/stable/2024.04/20240511.1715441583768 But my deployment assets file name has a different release: stable_2024.04_20240423.1713898974806 The command I am using is: $MIRRORMGRPATH/mirrormgr mirror registry --path ${MIRRORPATH} --deployment-data ${ASSETSPATH}/${CERTSFILE} --deployment-assets ${ASSETSPATH}/${ASSETSFILE} What am I missing here? Maybe I am looking in the wrong place.. where can I see/verify which release was downloaded by mirror manager?