Hello, I have a data set with about 4000 observations and about 100 distinct types in the variable type column. I need to print each type of data to one excel file with different worksheets and the worksheet name is the type name.
For example, I have
data dset missover;
input id type$ rev1 rev2 notes$;
cards;
1 a 20 10 yet
2 b 10 15 yes
3 c 15 12 no
4 b 10 10 .
5 a 10 . yet
6 d 10 2 ok
7 e 5 5 but
8 g 20 30 one
9 k 5 6 three
10 g 8 9 one
;
run;
So the distinct types are: a, b, c, d, e, g, k in this example
I expect to print one excel or csv file with
worksheet name: a
id type rev1 rev2 notes
1 a 20 10 yet
5 a 10 . yet
worksheet name: b
id type rev1 rev2 notes
2 b 10 15 yes
4 b 10 10
worksheet name: c
id type rev1 rev2 notes
3 c 15 12 no
.......
and so on......
I expect to use the distinct type names as an array when I print each worksheet, since the types will be changed each time and there are more than 100 types when I do the report.
Any suggestions, solutions, or hints will be very appreciated.
Sounds overly complicated to use an array. Looks like you just got a list report. Sort your data and proc print by? (Not tested)
This might give you a working start. It creates an XML file that Excel can open. I use the xml extension to avoid the Excel name doesn't match file extension warnings.
The tabs are named Type=a, Type=B instead of just a, b etc.
proc sort data=dset; by type;run;
ods tagsets.excelxp file="C:\data\types.xml"
options (sheet_interval='Bygroup') style=meadow;
proc print data=dset noobs label;
by type;
run;
ods tagsets.excelxp close;
Hi, Ballardw
Thank you so, so much! The result is what I wanted!
--Yurie
Actually, if its one workbook then @ballardw solution is correct, use the SHEET_INTERVAL option in ODS TAGSETS.EXCELXP
Also, I don't know how that would be organized as CSV, would it be one group per CSV file so multiple CSV files?
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