But the amount of data is very high may be and its taking long time more tha 2 hours to export rows to export the file in local drive. Below are the steps I did in the process flow. Script to create the required dataset in work folder. Used the output dataset as step in project and export it as csv to a local drive c drive Can you advise is there a way to export the data quicker?
Ramnath, see this thread on the Communities. SQL is more likely to push work efficiently to the database process. I export some data from SAS to Excel files.
An this is ok - it's working. Now, in the next sheet i want to use the pivot table based on the exporting data from SAS. How can i do that? Now, when I build the pivot on this exporting data I've got a problem, because the exel file is demaged. But i really need this. Please help. Below is my current code and the error. The path is correct and I have unchecked the "read-only" box in the "common" folder properties. Yet, I still cannot export the file. Make sure the path name is correct and that you have write permission.
You need to specify a complete path for your outfile. How do I deal with importing multiple excel files in a macro program, where there seems to be a bit-type mismatch? If using SAS 9. I'm a Stata user reluctantly using SAS.
I want to export the data labels to excel, as well as the variable column labels. Hi Rob, so do you want the variable name AND label, or are you looking for the raw value 1 or 0 along with the formatted value Yes or No?
If the latter, then you will want to add an additional variable to your data set just for Export that has the unformatted version or the formatted version.
The macro does not resolve, however. This results in an error that the physical path does not exist. Rob, it's the single quotes. Macro vars enclosed in single quotes don't resolve -- that's a feature of the macro processor. If you want them to resolve, use double quotes. Hi Alexender -- that error is coming from SAS. Since you're on 9. I can confirm it works with SAS 9. I have a little problem, maybe you can tell me the "correct" way to export my data. My following example is with missing data and I need to change the negative values, because I need to sum in further steps, therefore we decided to use.
Does anyone know why? Hi, I wanted to confirm my understanding is correct. Yes, I believe so. So if you're workbook-report is organized such that you can source your range from another sheet in the file, then maybe that can work without the additional PC Files Server.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Alan Churchill on February 11, pm. Thanks Chris for the specifics. Tricia Aanderud on February 12, am. Chris Hemedinger on February 12, am. Alan Churchill on February 12, am. Shri Sastry on February 12, pm. Shri Reply. Chris Hemedinger on February 12, pm. Jerry on February 13, am. Chris Hemedinger on February 13, am. On SAS 9. Chris, Thanks for the tips. Thanks Reply. Chris Hemedinger on March 2, pm. FriedEgg on February 23, pm.
Chris Hemedinger on February 23, pm. I knew that I could count on readers to fill in the gaps. Ralph Winters on February 23, pm. Ralph, yes, that's a limitation. LeRoy Bessler on February 28, am. Call me lazy, but just give me one way that I can depend on.
LeRoy Bessler Reply. Chris Hemedinger on February 28, am. LeRoy Bessler on February 28, pm. My concern is with production batch applications, not BI client addressable needs. Regards, LeRoy Bessler Reply. Chris Hemedinger on February 28, pm. I'm guessing that sounds familiar : I can appreciate that there doesn't seem to be a single foundation approach from SAS to solve all of the Excel reporting output scenarios -- hence the 10 methods listed in the post.
Thanks for reading and for participating in this discussion! Chris Hemedinger on March 6, am. Chris Hemedinger on November 16, am. Amar Harolikar on March 29, pm. Hi Chris, Very useful post for end users like me. Regards Amar Reply. Chris Hemedinger on April 24, am. Wahil on May 24, pm. Hi All. Chris Hemedinger on May 24, pm. Roger on September 13, am. Chris Hemedinger on September 13, am. Nancy on October 11, pm. Chris Hemedinger on October 11, pm.
Nancy, Do you have a way to export the data using code? Ton Wiegman on October 22, am. Chris Hemedinger on October 22, am. Mike Orlov on November 28, pm. Chris Hemedinger on November 28, pm. Thank you Reply. Chandrta Shekhar on December 17, am. Hi, I have an excell file with 7 sheets. Chris Hemedinger on December 17, am. Hurley on May 6, pm. Mark Rengstorff on May 14, pm. Chris Hemedinger on May 14, pm. Mark, I had a similar issue recently.
Were you able to get this resolved? Jenny Fehr on May 30, pm. I'm not a developer so please reply using small words ; Thanks! Chris Hemedinger on May 30, pm. Jenny, Despite the formatting challenges you had while entering this comment apologies for that , I think I understand the problem. Keith Adams on June 26, pm. A couple of points that came to me while browsing the article and the comments: - Frequently, you'll want to add to an existing spreadsheet, not create a new one.
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Good to know, Gady. Chris Hemedinger on January 3, pm. Hi Chris I'm trying to export a dataset from work folder to a local folder.
Chris Hemedinger on September 24, am. Gisele Guadalupe on February 2, pm. For example, with the code below, we export the work. Caution : When you use this method to export data to Excel, SAS replaces without warning existing data. For example, with the code below, we directly export the result of the SORT procedure to an Excel sheet. It always exports the column headers. Nor can you create a worksheet without a header. Did you know? Skip to content.
In this article, we discuss both methods in more detail and answer common questions such as: How to define a sheet name? How to export column labels? How to create an Excel file without a header? How to Import an Excel File Contents. Create Multiple Sheets. Show column labels instead of column variables. Did you mean:. All forum topics Previous Next. Posted AM views. I have explored the following options but to no avail: 1.
ODS Excel does not work; 2. Add-on: Copy files from SAS Server to embed as a step in my project does not work as my dataset name keeps changing because of dynamic dates; 3. Thank you! Thank you for your reply! Also, can I check whether this is the correct code to export?
Do let me know if this will work. I can't count how often I had to deal with inconsistencies in Excel files because of: see above Since you can't instruct EG to do something read: copying data from the SAS server side through code, you need to think of another method to get your data to the desktop.
Add-on: Copy files from SAS Server to embed as a step in my project does not work as my dataset name keeps changing because of dynamic dates; -- Stop putting data in dataset names.
To answer your question, you could use: ods tagsets,excelxp This creates plain text XML which can be read and parsed by Excel, however it is still text XML. SAS Enterprise Guide vs. SAS Studio.
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