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iamp;#39;m going to show you how to get csv files into sas studio and this is the csv file iamp;#39;m going to be working with csv is comma separated values so you can see that the delimiter in each case is a comma and we have these variables uh so as far as getting that into sas so we can work with it youamp;#39;d start by interactively uploading the csv file into size so i have it here as just in a random folder so once you upload it in there now you have the information necessary to um make it into a sas data set so iamp;#39;m just going to call it data and by not putting something before data it it automatically goes into the work library um but yeah thatamp;#39;s thatamp;#39;s fine for my purposes right now um so yeah then you would put in file and the best way to make sure you donamp;#39;t mess up the path is to just copy and paste it and thereamp;#39;s a few things we want to tell sas before we execute this if you can see it you can see that thereamp;#39;s a header row