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SAS keyboard shortcuts are very handy for efficient and speed code writing. Every SAS analyst must know every SAS keyboard shortcuts that are used in Mac OS X and Windows operating systems.
SAS Keyboard shortcuts in SAS Studio Workspace.
| Description | SAS keyboard shortcut for Microsoft Windows | SAS keyboard Shortcut for Mac OS X |
| Zoom in. | Ctrl + plus sign | Cmd + plus sign |
| Zoom out. | Ctrl + minus sign | Cmd + minus sign |
| To reset Zoom state | Ctrl + 0 | Cmd + 0 |
| Maximize the view of the currently displayed tab or exit the maximised view. | Alt + F11 | Fn + Shift + F11 |
| Open pop-up menu in the navigation pane | Select item and press Shift + F10 | Select item and press Fn + Shift + F10 |
| New SAS program | Ctrl + S | Cmd + S |
| Run Code | F3 | Fn + F3 |
| Reset SAS sessiom | F9 | Fn + F9 |
| Download Log, result as HTML | Ctrl + S | Cmd + S |
| Print SAS program | Ctrl + P | Cmd + P |
| Close tab | Alt + 3 | Option + 3 |
| Move the focus to Server Files & Folders section label. | Alt + 1 | Option + 1 |
| Move the focus to the label of the currently displayed secondary tab | Alt + 2 | Option + 2 |
| Move the focus to the label of the currently displayed primary tab and then navigate among all open tabs in the work area. | Alt + 3 | Option + 3 |
| Move the focus to the body of theCode tab on the currently displayed primary tab. | Alt + 4 | Option + 4 |
| Move the focus to the selected item in theLog tab on the currently displayed primary tab. | Alt + 5 | Option + 5 |
SAS Keyboard Shortcuts for the code editor
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| Description | SAS Keyboard shortcut for Windows | SAS Keyboard Shortcut for Mac OS X |
| Open pop-up | Shift + F10 | Fn + Shift + F10 |
| Create new snippet for SAS code | Shift + Alt + A | Cmd + Option + A |
| Insert existing snippet | Alt + l | Cmd + Option + l |
| Add or remove comment tags | Ctrl + / | Cmd + / |
| Display list of SAS keywords (Auto complete feature) | Ctrl + Spacebar | Control + Spacebar |
| Navigate between an autocomplete list and its associated Help pop-up window in the code editor | Tab, Shift + Tab | Tab, Shift + Tab |
| Select All | Ctrl + A | Cmd + A |
| Copy | Ctrl + C | Cmd + C |
| Cut | Ctrl + X | Cmd + X |
| Paste | Ctrl + V | Cmd + V |
| Undo | Ctrl + Z | Cmd + Z |
| Redo | Ctrl + Y | Cmd + Shift + Z |
| Find and Replace | Ctrl + F | Cmd + F |
| Move cursor to beginning of the word on the left of the cursor | Ctrl + left arrow | Option + left arrow |
| Move the cursor to the beginning of the word on the right of the cursor. | Ctrl + right arrow | Option + right arrow |
| Move the cursor to the end of the word on the right of the cursor | Option + Up arrow | |
| Move the cursor to the beginning of the next paragraph | Option + down arrow | |
| Scroll editor | Ctrl + down arrow, Ctrl +Up arrow | |
| Scrolls a page down or up | Page Down, Page Up | Page Down, Page Up |
| Move the cursor to the end of the line | End | Cmd + right arrow |
| Move the cursor to the beginning of the line | Home | Cmd+left arrow |
| Move to the bottom of the currently displayed section of the navigation pane | End | Fn + right arrow |
| Move to the top of the currently displayed section of the navigation pane | Home | Fn + left arrow |
| Move the cursor to the top of the document | Ctrl + Home | Cmd + up arrow |
| Move to the bottom of the currently displayed section of the navigation pane | Ctrl + End | Cmd + down arrow |
| Select text to the left of the cursor character-by-character | Shift + left arrow | Shift + left arrow |
| Select text to the right of the cursor character-by-character | Shift + right arrow | Shift + right arrow |
| Select text from the cursor to the same location on the previous line. | Shift + up arrow | Shift + up arrow |
| Select text from the cursor to the same location on the next line. | Shift + down arrow | Shift + Down arrow |
| Delete the word on the left of the cursor | Ctrl + Backspace | Option+Delete (backward) Note: If your keyboard does not contain a key for deleting backward, then press Fn+Delete. |
| Delete the word on the right of the cursor | Ctrl + Delete | Note: If your keyboard does not contain a key for deleting forward, then press Fn+Delete. |
| Delete current line | Note: If your keyboard does not contain a key for deleting backward, then press fn+delete. | |
| Select a column | Alt + mouse button | Option + left mouse button |
| Change case of selected text | Ctrl + Shift + U | Cmd + Shift + U |
| Clear Window | Ctrl + E | Cmd + E |
| File Window | Ctrl + Q | |
| Exit SAS system | Alt + F4 |
Sas For Mac Os
This page provides instructions on setting up SAS with UNIX on a Macintosh using the X11 program.
Please note that SAS software cannot be installed directly on computers that are running the Mac operating system. Mac users who would like to use SAS can either run the software on the Windows operating system using virtualization software such as VMware Fusion or Parallels or use the UNIX version of the software.
Once you have followed the instructions below, you will be able to start SAS by logging in to your UNIX account and typing sasMac os x yosemite for sale on ebay. each time you use the software in the future.
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- Open the X11 application on your Mac.
- You will see the following prompt: bash-3.2$
- At the bash-3.2$ prompt, type ssh -Yusername@aludra.usc.edu if you are a student, ssh -Yusername@mizar.usc.edu if you are faculty or staff, ssh -Yusername@hsc.usc.edu if you are faculty or staff at the HSC campus, or ssh -Yusername@almaak.usc.edu if you are an High-Performance Computing (HPC) user, where username is your USC username.
- When you are asked Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?, type YES and press the return key to continue to the next line.
- At the next prompt, enter your USC password and press return.
- Next, type pico .login and press return.
- You will see several lines of code. Using the arrow keys, go to the very bottom of the code to the first place where there is a blank line underneath all the code.
- Type if (-e /usr/usc/sas/9.2/setup.csh) then
- Press return.
- Type source /usr/usc/sas/9.2/setup.csh
- Press return.
- Type endif
- Press return.
- Press control x to exit.
- Press y to modify your .login file.
- Press tab or return.
- Type source .login
- At the next prompt, type sas
- SAS should open.
NOTE: The X11 program is not available for Mac OS X Mountain Lion at this time.