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PROC EXPORT and PROC IMPORT features. 4. SAS LIBNAME methods. 5. SAS Enterprise Guide methods to access Excel files. 6. ODS destination and Tagset outputs
There are tools in SAS Enterprise Guide (EG) that help send output data into Excel. With SAS/ACCESS PROC EXPORT can convert a SAS data set into an Excel
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Excel will usually make pretty good guesses as to where the lines should be. In this sample our data contains embedded blanks (e.g. 'New Jersey') so we need to
Examples for both SAS® on Windows and in SAS® Enterprise Guide® are provided. methods of getting SAS information included ODS HTML Proc Export
IMPORT procedure the SAS DATA step SAS® Enterprise Guide® and other methods Exporting data and analytical results from SAS to Excel is performed using the EXPORT procedure the SAS DATA step SAS Enterprise Guide the SAS Output Delivery System (ODS) and other tools The material is appropriate for all skill levels and the techniques
Step 1: Open Microsoft Excel and go to SAS Add-in tab Later click Reports and explore the SAS Stored Process e g Ajay_Test_2 (see display 6 and 7) Once the stored process is located and selected then click open This will invoke the stored process in Excel Display 6 Step to open SAS Stored Process in Microsoft add-in Display 7
SAS Enterprise Guide can help! Right-click in the Program Editor and select Format code and your code will transform into a more readable and structured format You can also press Ctrl+I to format the code 8 COPY A COLUMN There are times when you want to copy lines of code and reuse them But you might not want the whole line just part of it
When you combine the SAS®Output Deliver System (ODS) with the capabilities of Excel you have a powerful toolset you can use to manipulate data in various ways including highlighting data using formulas to answer questions and adding a pivot table or graph
summarize data; join (or merge) two tables together; flexibly export results to HTML PDF and Excel; and visually manage projects using flowcharts and diagrams Introduction SAS® Enterprise Guide® (EG) provides a powerful programming platform to accomplish many tasks previously only possible