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You sure can! When you add two tables to Visual Analytics, you can map columns from two different data sources together, so they can interact with each other. You can find data mapping in the Data Source Menu. When you map one column in a table to another column in a table, you can perform interactions between the two based on that column. For more information on data mapping, see SAS documentation: 2.sas.com/6058i8ayo

@@SASUsers Unfortunately, Map Data must have the same element or content in both parties to link the tables in the event that the same element or content is not available, it cannot create a link

I tried to circumvent the data so that I merge the two tables into some but because of the inability to fetch custom categories in the merge process I stopped

It is not possible to create an interaction between two tables that do not share at least one common element. One potential solution to create a filtering action with a control is to use parameters to take values from one table and pass them as an advanced filter into another object or table, but this is a very manual process and not recommended unless there is a specific use case for it. If you have further questions, we recommend opening a technical support ticket.

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Thanks for this question. This is a 5 year old video that is 3 versions out-of-date -- the video is for SAS Viya version 3.3 and the most current version of SAS Viya is SAS Viya 4, after going through Version 3.4 and 3.5. The data and/or repository for this older video and version of SAS Viya and SAS Visual Text Analytics is no longer available. Our intention for this videos is not to provide a "follow-along" type of demonstration or exercise. The intent for these videos is to provide the watcher with a general overview of how to accomplish tasks so they can use their own data on their own installation of SAS Viya. We do have a SAS Visual Text Analytics class inside the Text Analytics Learning Subscription as shown here: 2.sas.com/60579cNjS. The Virtual Lab for that class has the most necessary data and objects needed to practice the class with the most current version of SAS Viya. In addition, the documentation has a data set that you can use to practice. If you go to this website: 2.sas.com/60589cNjs and scroll down to the Documentation section, you will find the SAS Visual Text Analytics user's guide and the NEWS data that is available for you to download. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

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Hi Patrick. We are happy to help. Can you tell us exactly what trouble you are having? What errors are you seeing?

@@SASUsers Sure I have a path error . ERROR: Temporary file for XLSX file can not be created -> /pbr/biconfig/940/Lev1/SASApp/C:\demo\/cars.$$1. Make sure the path name is correct and that you have write permission. ERROR: Export unsuccessful. See SAS Log for details.

Please make sure the server your SAS session is running on can access your local drives.

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Hi there! This video is 4 years old, so you will want to consult the most recent VA documentation on using the SDK. Here is the published paper that was written to go with the 2020 presentation: 2.sas.com/60529yNGa . On page 2 of the paper, please refer to the section entitled "Loading the SDK Library". In this paper, the author explains that you need to load the SDK Library, and he further explains in the paper that the SDK library is published to the Node Package Manager. He also briefly covers many of the SAS Viya setup options that need to be in place in order to utilize JavaScript as he shows in the video and in the paper. The contents of the paper are too lengthy to quote here. We recommend that you consult this paper as a good starting point. However, since the paper and video are older, you might want to consult with SAS Tech Support and work with them on the most recent instructions that correspond to the version of SAS Viya and SAS Visual Analytics that you're using. This page on the Developer web site 2.sas.com/60549yNGI also discusses how the SRC= option is constructed after loading the SDK. In addition, here is a more current Community Forum article (2023) on using the SDK with SAS Viya and Visual Analytics: 2.sas.com/60569yNG0 . Hope this helps and you are able to find the answers you need.

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SAS can use an "informat" to read a date that looks like this: 06/24/2024 into a SAS variable in a SAS data set. Or, you can use a date constant in the form '24Jun2024'd to create a date value in a program. However, that "readable" date, for a variable value, will be stored internally as the number 23551 because SAS date values are stored internally as the number of days from Jan 1, 1960. Jan 1, 1960 is internally stored as 0; Jan 2, 1960 is internally stored as the number 1; Dec 31, 1959 would be stored as the number -1; July 4, 1776 would be stored as the number -67019 (because it occurred BEFORE Jan 1, 1960, it is stored as a negative number) -- so you see what we mean when we say that SAS stores date values as the number of days from Jan 1, 1960. When you want to display a SAS date value, you need to use a FORMAT so that SAS knows what display format to use so that your internally stored number is displayed as 06/24/2024 or 24Jun2024 or 2024/06/24, or any one of the date FORMATs that you will find available in the SAS documentation. To display your internally stored value in a "readable" date form, you would use a FORMAT statement to tell SAS what date format you want to have used to display the internally stored number. If you want to learn more about displaying dates with SAS formats, I recommend taking our free Programming 1 class, which discusses formats and using date constants in your code. In addition, here are some Community Forum postings that talk about using SAS date values and formatting them: 2.sas.com/6057g5s5x 2.sas.com/6053g5s5N 2.sas.com/6055g5s5f === ===

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Unfortunately, we can't provide help with software installation or configuration help in this UA-cam feedback area. We always recommend that you work on questions like this with SAS Tech Support, so they can understand your "baremetal" environment and give you the correct installation references and advice. To open a case with SAS Tech Support, please send mail with your site license number to: support@sas.com. You may also want to post in the SAS Community Forums. Here's an example of a posting there about installing Python with some good links to blogs and documentation: 2.sas.com/60595Ggl9 . This documentation web site: 2.sas.com/60505Ggli has an entry about compatible versions of open source languages, which may provide you with some useful information.

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We shared with the content development team and confirmed it is the correct data set.

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Unfortunately we are not able to share this data, but let me offer another suggestion... We've created a more recent Quick Start tutorial video for Visual Analytics based on the current version of the software. The video is designed for learners to follow along, and we've provided a link to download the files in your own environment: ua-cam.com/video/pxHdMvzMhcs/v-deo.htmlsi=Dtr7JxljOxZerjKR

@@staceysyphus8238 Thanks, can you please share the link of the video and also as well as the data set,

Hi! Thanks for your question. SAS Enterprise Guide includes dozens of sample data sets in the install, and SAS also ships with lots of sample data in SASHELP. However, the Orion Star data is provided with SAS courses -- tailored for each one -- so there isn't a download.

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Since this video featured Model Studio and SAS Visual Analytics, you can only get these results, as shown in the video when you use the same applications as shown in the video. If you need to find out how to use different Machine Learning techniques with other SAS tools, such as SAS Enterprise Miner, your best resource is to either open a case with SAS Technical Support or to post your question in the SAS Community Forum, either in the SAS Visual Analytics forum: 2.sas.com/6052jhupg or the Statistical Procedures forum: 2.sas.com/6053jhup9. In addition, this user-group paper 2.sas.com/6056jhupY shows Machine Learning in the context of SAS Enterprise Miner and using PROC HPSPLIT. Here's some more information about different Machine Learning techniques from our Frequently Asked For Statistics support note: 2.sas.com/6057jhupf --Decision trees: Beginning in SAS 9.4, PROC HPSPLIT in SAS/STAT and PROC HPFOREST in SAS High-Performance Data Mining. Also, SAS Enterprise Miner and PROC FOREST in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). SAS/OR PROC DTREE for decision analysis. --Factorization machines: PROC FACTMAC in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Gradient boosting: Gradient boosting node in SAS Enterprise Miner and PROC GRADBOOST in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Neural Networks: Neural node in SAS Enterprise Miner or PROC HPNEURAL beginning in SAS 9.4 of SAS High-Performance Data Mining. Also, PROC NNET in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Random forests: Beginning in SAS 9.4, PROC HPFOREST in SAS High-Performance Data Mining. Also, PROC FOREST in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Support vector machines: PROC SVMACHINE in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning(SAS Viya). We hope this helps!

Thanks for your question. The data used in this tutorial is an excerpt of an example used in one of our classes, Machine Learning using SAS Viya as shown here: 2.sas.com/6057zQNit . We have 3 offerings of the class on the public schedule and the class is available as self-paced e-learning for independent study. We do not distribute class data outside of class. If you take the class, you'll be able to get that specific code. However, please note that the class does not teach Python. We use pre-written Python code examples in our class. Here are some great free resources for building models with python in Model Studio: SAS Support Communities 2.sas.com/6050zQNia GitHub examples with code 2.sas.com/6052zQNiI SAS Data Science Blog 2.sas.com/6054zQNi0

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Hi, this video shows making the connection from time stamp 2:02-4:48. If your SAS Admin is having problems installing and configuring VS Code, then the best resource for help with this is SAS Tech Support. To open a case with SAS Technical Support, send mail to support@sas.com or open a case using the Customer Portal on the SAS site.