Importing %MACRO IMPORT(FILE,DNAME); PROC IMPORT DATAFILE="&FILE" OUT=&DNAME DBMS=EXCEL REPLACE; RUN; %MEND; %IMPORT(C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\TSIPL0403\DESKTOP\KRISHNA\MACROS_EX\DATA1.XLS,STD_DATA);
in the above program DNAME refers for?
The output data set name. Post your code using the insert code button.
@prasanth8179 wrote:
Importing %MACRO IMPORT(FILE,DNAME); PROC IMPORT DATAFILE="&FILE" OUT=&DNAME DBMS=EXCEL REPLACE; RUN; %MEND; %IMPORT(C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\TSIPL0403\DESKTOP\KRISHNA\MACROS_EX\DATA1.XLS,STD_DATA);
in the above program DNAME refers for?
The output data set name. Post your code using the insert code button.
@prasanth8179 wrote:
Importing %MACRO IMPORT(FILE,DNAME); PROC IMPORT DATAFILE="&FILE" OUT=&DNAME DBMS=EXCEL REPLACE; RUN; %MEND; %IMPORT(C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\TSIPL0403\DESKTOP\KRISHNA\MACROS_EX\DATA1.XLS,STD_DATA);
in the above program DNAME refers for?
@prasanth8179 wrote:
and DNAME will be as output dataset name or else std_data
as output name
That's not correct, it will error out instead.
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