I am runing following code in OnDeamand Academic Studio,
libname orionx XLSX "/home/aniketwagare0/test/ecprg193/lpar.xls";
libname output "/home/aniketwagare0/test/output";
data output.test1;
set orionx.'lpar$'n;
run;
getting error shown in SAS1.png
Look at the contents of library orionx instead of looking at the file list.
Look at the contents of library orionx instead of looking at the file list.
lpar is your filename.
In this type of access SAS is expecting the Sheet name. As @ChrisNZ navigate to the Library Pane and see the name there.
As mentioned earlier, this was answered a few days ago, heres' the link:
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