I tried to do it but they are telling that the selected file is invalid

31.CREATING MACRO VARIABLES-2 IN SAS CLICK HERE:sasall4you.blogspot.com/2024/11/31way-to-create-macro-variablesinto.html

Thanks so much! I have been looking for this kind of videos for a long time ! Please keep going and it is very helpful and clear the way you are teaching !:) good job

Solved my issue at the 3rd example. Thanks a lot

Hope I see your more videos, SAS MACRO SQL etc. SAS Studio if possible.

Best!

Best of best! 😊

Just amazing , so informative!

Best!!!

Thank you for the informative videos.

Spot on video on regex, thanks so much for making this concepts clear.

Super teaching how to get code any github you have

I have a character date(2006-10-23T15:34) So i used datetime. informat to convert to numeric but it's not working Can you give me a solution....

Very informative

How to match if the value is like 01MAR2020?

Great explanation, thank you very much!

Hello sir, this video is really useful....We are expecting more videos.

Thanks for this video. I cut my data clearing and coding teeth on PRXMATCH functions but most of the PRXChange literature (SUGI papers etc) didn't make sense to me because they would always seem to skip over the basic 's/ match/ change /' intro. You had it sorted for me in about 45 seconds and I was moving forward with robust code.

Amazing video

thanks a bunch...this is so clear and well done! it really makes things easy...macros can be so tangled up sometimes...

This is good content

Love this. Thank you!

Really good examples, thank you!

The census batch geocoding API seems to be painfully slow on my end. Is that what you find as well? At the moment, I'm trying to geocode in groups of maybe 700 and it has already taken more than 5 min and I have yet to get a response. I've used the censusgeocode package as well, and that also takes so long that it is un-usable, in my opinion. Any suggestions as to how it could be sped up?

In Example 2 NUM_2 has a dollar.8 format, yet the output shows the number without the dollar sign. Is it not supposed to show as currency?

Great video as always. Might be worthwhile to mention what the modifiers mean exactly. For example that the "k" means keep.

Excellent intro to SAS!

very nice video! very well explained and with excellent tips.

your regex videos for sas are really a treasure!

awesome video, super well done