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ManuelaVila
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi im trying to import to sas some tables that are in R named: table_1 , table_2 , table_3 etc.

I need to do this with a loop because the number of tables will depend of de number of rows of another table (table_w). i imagine it would be something like :

call ImportDataSetFromR("table_w","table_w"); 
do i=1 to nrow(table_w); 
call ImportDataSetFromR("table_"&i,"table_"&i); end;

but when i run it it has no errors but the are no tables in work.

thanks!

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Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

That syntax is not valid. There is no macro variable named 'i', so &i is null.

 

Also, you are importing table_w as a data set, so the expression nrow(table_a) equals 0. Maybe you meant to import it as a matrix?

 

I don't know what names you want to read, but here is some sample code that might help you figure it out.

 

proc iml;
table_w = {'A', 'My_results', 'More_results'};
do i=1 to nrow(table_w); 
   dsName = strip(table_w[i]);
   print i dsName;
   *call ImportDataSetFromR(dsName,dsName); /* uncomment when ready */
end;

/* or if the tables are named table_w1, table_w2, etc */
do i=1 to nrow(table_w); 
   dsName = "table_w" + strip(char(i));
   print i dsName;
   *call ImportDataSetFromR(dsName,dsName); /* uncomment when ready */ 
end;

 

 

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Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

That syntax is not valid. There is no macro variable named 'i', so &i is null.

 

Also, you are importing table_w as a data set, so the expression nrow(table_a) equals 0. Maybe you meant to import it as a matrix?

 

I don't know what names you want to read, but here is some sample code that might help you figure it out.

 

proc iml;
table_w = {'A', 'My_results', 'More_results'};
do i=1 to nrow(table_w); 
   dsName = strip(table_w[i]);
   print i dsName;
   *call ImportDataSetFromR(dsName,dsName); /* uncomment when ready */
end;

/* or if the tables are named table_w1, table_w2, etc */
do i=1 to nrow(table_w); 
   dsName = "table_w" + strip(char(i));
   print i dsName;
   *call ImportDataSetFromR(dsName,dsName); /* uncomment when ready */ 
end;

 

 

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