Error when SAS translated to different language
If you encounter an error message in SAS that's not in English, try disabling Google Translate's auto-translate feature - this can sometimes interfere with system changes.
To disable
- Right-click in SAS and choose 'Translate to language'
- Click the three dots and then 'Never translate this site'
- Retry the operation
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