Hello!
In accordance with the exsample as a result I do have two tables.
The goal is to save them as *.xlsx files on path "C:\" by writing code. (without any manual use of build-in servises like Export button).
Is it possible in SAS?
Thx for consideration.
proc sql;
create table t1 (id int, typ int, dt char(8), qty int);
insert into t1
values (1, 2, '20190325', 50)
values (2, 2, '20190320', 15)
values (3, 3, '20190401', 50);
create table t2 as (id int, typ int, dt char(8));
values (4, 3, '20190405')
values (5, 1, '20190406');
quit;
have found LIBNAME function, i am writing like
LIBNAME xdb EXCEL 'C:\!lib\1.xlsx';
and i am getting errors
ERROR: The EXCEL engine cannob be found.
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
I have to install the Excel engine.. or what?
Which SAS-version are you using?
SAS Version 7.12 HF4 (7.100.2.3458)
I also do have active SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files (it is on)
@Ivan555 wrote:
SAS Version 7.12 HF4 (7.100.2.3458)
I also do have active
SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files (it is on)
This looks like a version number of SAS Enterprise Guide, but i asked for the version of your sas-installation.
When you execute
%put &=SYSVLONG;
The version-number is printed to the log.
sorry, 9.04, that is?
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