Hello Experts,
I'm wondering how to create a macro variable with spaces : %let Feuille = Villes et rues
I would like to use this macro varaible in proc export's sheet statement :
.....
dbms=xlsx replace;
sheet="&Feuille .";
.....
Thank you for your help !
Just make sure there's no blank between the macro variable name and the dot:
%let Feuille = Villes et rues;
proc export
data=sashelp.class
file="/folders/myfolders/class.xlsx"
dbms=xlsx
replace
;
sheet="&Feuille.";
run;
I'm not sure what the question is, the code you provided (if you add a semi-colon at the end of the %LET statement) should work perfectly.
Just make sure there's no blank between the macro variable name and the dot:
%let Feuille = Villes et rues;
proc export
data=sashelp.class
file="/folders/myfolders/class.xlsx"
dbms=xlsx
replace
;
sheet="&Feuille.";
run;
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