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BJH_MICH
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Have a PROC IMPORT that was running fine until I updated to OFFICE 2016 (from OFFICE 2010)...

I have confirmed that BOTH SAS (9.3) and my OFFICE 2016 are BOTH 32 - bit.

 

proc import file=specs out=formats dbms=excel replace;

range='formats';

getnames=yes;

scantext=yes;

run;

 

Now I am getting this error....Googling this problem people mention it occurs when you have different "bit" for SAS versus OFFICE...but both mine are 32 - bit...

Any other ideas?

 

ERROR: Connect: Class not registered

ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.

 

 

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Reeza
Super User

Weird. Nothing else changed?

It's possible a driver was accidentally deleted somehow. 

 

 

proc setinit;run;*what is licensed;

proc product_status;run; *what is installed;

 


@BJH_MICH wrote:

Have a PROC IMPORT that was running fine until I updated to OFFICE 2016 (from OFFICE 2010)...

I have confirmed that BOTH SAS (9.3) and my OFFICE 2016 are BOTH 32 - bit.

 

proc import file=specs out=formats dbms=excel replace;

range='formats';

getnames=yes;

scantext=yes;

run;

 

Now I am getting this error....Googling this problem people mention it occurs when you have different "bit" for SAS versus OFFICE...but both mine are 32 - bit...

Any other ideas?

 

ERROR: Connect: Class not registered

ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.

 

 


 

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