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/* Create dim table report for google sheet */
proc sql;
create table DXCLASS as
select
* put(..xyz)
from
xyz
where
DIAGNOSIS_ID 
;
quit;

 

I have created a dimension table and i have got the results in a table .I want to copy the table to an excel.How to copy my results of the table from sas to an excel,

 

Edit: via @Reeza - to modify the subject line to be more descriptive.

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Reeza
Super User

The term for this is exporting data. 

 

You can use PROC EXPORT or a LIBNAME statement. This was asked recently here:

https://communities.sas.com/t5/Base-SAS-Programming/How-to-Export-sas7bdat-file-into-excel/m-p/46771...

 


@lg2 wrote:

/* Create dim table report for google sheet */
proc sql;
create table DXCLASS as
select
* put(..xyz)
from
xyz
where
DIAGNOSIS_ID 
;
quit;

 

I have created a dimension table and i have got the results in a table .I want to copy the table to an excel.How to copy my results of the table from sas to an excel,


 

SuryaKiran
Meteorite | Level 14

Additionally, In case if your are using SAS Enterprise Guide then you can send your data to excel without any coding required. 

 

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Thanks,
Suryakiran
Reeza
Super User

@SuryaKiran EG, SAS Studio, and Base all have that option, but it’s not saved in your code or as a step in your process so I usually never recommend it, or use it. Having the file path to knowing where the output is and no manual steps is the easiest solution. 

error_prone
Barite | Level 11
In recent version of Enterprise Guide, you can change the default output-format of a program to Excel an use any outputting procedure to create an excel-file (that has to be saved manually). If you need the export always, using proc export or ods excel is recommended.

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