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• Macros: Can I get SAS to create pop-up message boxes in Windows?
  Answer: Using Display Manager commands allow you to create pop-up boxes which enable you to issue bespoke messages to the user. Create a 'utility' macro program which will ...
• DATA Step: How can I avoid the message: "WARNING: The quoted string currently being processed has become
  Answer: The maximum length of a character string in the Language of SAS is 32,767 characters, however when issuing an instruction containing a long quoted string ...
• PROC SQL: Can I stop the "WARNING: This CREATE TABLE statement recursively references the target table. A
  Answer: WARNING and ERROR messages in SAS serve a useful purpose, but there are certain situations where the message is known, anticipated, and it may be ...
• PROC SQL: Is there a facility in PROC SQL to repeat a value down a BY-GROUP in
  Answer: Sometimes when data is combined from different sources it is possible to end up with undesirable missing values.  Run the following code against the attached ...
• DATA Step: How can I suppress 'bad data' issues when making an explicit character to numeric conversion?
  Answer: The INPUT statement includes several modofiers which provide greater control of bad data issues when reading in raw data.  The INPUT function will also accept ...
• Macros: Can I export a dataset to a CSV file?
  Answer: There are several ways to do this.  This utility macro allows you to specify various paramaters, and validates these before generating the output file. %macro ds2csv ...
• Macros: Can I create a macro variable longer than 65,534 bytes?
  Answer: Well, no... The maximum length of a macro variable is restricted to the 65,534 characters, just like the maximum length of a character variable in ...

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