Hi
I need some help please. I have read most of the online posts on qualtrics data extraction using proc http in this community.
After trial and error using SAS 9.4, i managed to reach this stage where i can download a data file from qualtrics.
(Not that i cannot go the easy way to download a CSV file in qualtrics directly, but i hope to achieve it programmatically to automate the process intentionally
for another objective)
This is the data download script.
However when i use notepad to open the csv, i belief the format is incorrect.
The problem is , i do not know how exactly how to specify in SAS the format i wish to download .
Qualtrics supports manual download of these formats
When i asked the question to Qualtrics tech support, they suggested i check with SAS community instead.
I wish to seek some advice please. Thank you
Hi @Yiang ,
I think that the process of exporting responses in Qualtrics requires two steps:
SAS can process ZIP files if you decide that's easier to manage.
Hi @Yiang ,
I think that the process of exporting responses in Qualtrics requires two steps:
SAS can process ZIP files if you decide that's easier to manage.
Thanks for the hint @ChrisHemedinger
the file is in a zip format even though i downloaded it as a .CSV file.
after reading your message, i renamed the .csv to .zip and the data in CSV file can be found inside the zip file.
Hi @ChrisHemedinger,
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