Hello, I created a Libname it was successfully assigned but the data sets contained in it did not pull in.
OPTIONS NONOTES NOSTIMER NOSOURCE NOSYNTAXCHECK;
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58 libname youssef 'D:\\Users\\patience.tubie\\SAS Data Sets';
NOTE: Libref YOUSSEF was successfully assigned as follows:
Engine: V9
Physical Name: D:\\Users\\patience.tubie\\SAS Data Sets
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60 proc contents data=youssef._all_;
61 run;
WARNING: No matching members in directory.
NOTE: PROCEDURE CONTENTS used (Total process time):
real time 0.06 seconds
cpu time 0.04 seconds
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63 OPTIONS NONOTES NOSTIMER NOSOURCE NOSYNTAXCHECK;
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Hello mark,
Thank you for reaching out, I tried all the syntax you suggested but all the results still did not display the data sets in excel worksheets this is what I got;
Libref | YOUSSEF |
---|---|
Engine | V9 |
Physical Name | D:\Users\patience.tubie\SAS Data Sets |
Filename | D:\Users\patience.tubie\SAS Data Sets |
Your SYNTAX is correct so that shouldn't be the issue.
Are the files in the LIBRARY the correct type for a V9 library? Show us a file-list.
Not sure about the use of double backslash? SAS does report the LIBREF is created.
Hello data_null,
the files in the Youssef library are;
CRF1.xlsx
CRF2.xlsx
CRF3.xlsx.
Those are not SAS data sets. If you have the proper PC files software you can treat each XLSX as a data library where sheets and ranges are members. Something like this.
libname CRF1 excel 'D:\Users\patience.tubie\SAS Data Sets\CRF1.xlsx';
proc datasets library=CRF1;
run;
quit;
I don't know if that is exactly correct (RTM). Bottom line is you don't have SAS data sets.
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