Hi, I was unable to import an excel workbook with only one sheet into SAS 9.4.
I tried using the IMPORT/EXPORT option in the files and after inserting the file in the BROWSE option, I get a message, "failed. check log"
And the log says as follows.
ERROR: Connect: Class not registered
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
I tried other methods as well. I tried the following codes but none of them worked
PROC IMPORT = "C:\Users\Arushi Arora\Desktop\data slum";
DATAFILE="filename"
<DBMS=EXCEL>
<OUT= ARUSHI.ANALYSIS>
<REPLACE>;
PROC IMPORT OUT = ANALYSIS
DATAFILE="C:\Users\Arushi Arora\Desktop\data slum\filename.xlsx"
DBMS=EXCELCS REPLACE;
RUN;
PROC IMPORT Datafile="C:\Users\Arushi Arora\Desktop\data slum\filename.xlsx"
DBMS=excelcs
OUT=ANALYSIS REPLACE;
Sheet="ARUSHI" ;
Run;
All these showed error.!!!!
HELP.
Try dbms=xlsx
Of course, it and all of the ones you tried assume that you license SAS/Access for PC File formats
Art, CEO, AnalystFinder.com
Try dbms=xlsx
Of course, it and all of the ones you tried assume that you license SAS/Access for PC File formats
Art, CEO, AnalystFinder.com
@Arushiarora0 wrote:
Hi, I was unable to import an excel workbook with only one sheet into SAS 9.4.
I tried using the IMPORT/EXPORT option in the files and after inserting the file in the BROWSE option, I get a message, "failed. check log"
And the log says as follows.
ERROR: Connect: Class not registered
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
Most of the time, it's one of the two:
- ACCESS to PC Files is not licensed
- or the same was not (correctly) installed
Do
proc setinit;
run;
and post the resulting log.
Thanks. The second code worked after changing the code with "xlsx"
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