I have 35 excel workbooks with 22 sheets in each that I am trying to import into SAS 9.4 and then create a master dataset for each of the 22 sheets. I found this cool code to export an entire excel workbook in one go, and it's great. But I don't want to do it 35 times. I'm not familiar with macros and want to know if I can apply a do loop for this piece of code. This is the code I'm using to import an entire workbook in one step and it works like a charm. Since all my 35 workbooks have the same sheet names I'm creating separate libraries to send the SAS datasets by sheet into, so that I can have them all available for merging late. libname MyFiles XLSX '&path.\abc.xlsx';
libname XYZ '&path2.\XYZ';
proc copy in=MyFiles out=XYZ;
run;quit;
libname MyFiles; /* this is the do loop I tried. Did not see any errors but not producing any results */ %let path = C:\HowToProcCopy; %let sub_rec = A B C D E; %let path2 = C:\HowToProcCopy\SAS Datasets; %let sub_rec2 = M N O P Q; %macro all; %do i = &sub_rec; %do j = &sub_rec2; libname myfiles xlsx "&path\&i.xlsx"; libname &j "&path2\&j"; proc copy in = myfiles out = &j; run; libname myfiles; %end; %mend; %all;
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