Hi,
I have several process and querries in sas EG that will produce a separate excel file (or csv)
I was wondering if there is a way in sas to combine all of these excel files into one single excel file with multiple worksheet that represent each and every original excel file.
Read the article, it might help in what you are thinking of doing.
http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings12/150-2012.pdf
I use EG 4.3 and write PROC EXPORT statements pretty much all the time. In the following examples, it writes to the same excel file "Output_Listing.xls" creating multiple worksheets...hope this helps:
code here...
proc export data=P06.what_I_have
outfile="\\Server01\Reports\directories\output\Output_Listing.xls"
dbms=excelcs replace;
sheet="Worksheet 1";
SERVER='server_name';
PORT=9621;
run;
more code here or even another program...
proc export data=P06.what_I_have2
outfile="\\Server01\Reports\directories\output\Output_Listing.xls"
dbms=excelcs replace;
sheet="Worksheet 2";
SERVER='server_name';
PORT=9621;
run;
more code here or even another program...
proc export data=P06.what_I_have3
outfile="\\Server01\Reports\directories\output\Output_Listing.xls"
dbms=excelcs replace;
sheet="Worksheet 3";
SERVER='server_name';
PORT=9621;
run;
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