Reputation: 636
The following two exports, will give an error on my machine (in both SAS base and SAS Enterprise Guide):
proc export data= sashelp.shoes
outfile= " D:\SAS\myfile.xlsx"
dbms=xlsx replace;
sheet="Shoes";
run;
proc export data= sashelp.class
outfile= " D:\SAS\myfile.xlsx"
dbms=excelcs replace;
sheet="Class";
run;
as these exports produce the following errors respectively:
ERROR: DBMS type XLSX not valid for export.
ERROR: DBMS type EXCELCS not valid for export.
By browsing the internet I think that the problem is caused by exporting the file from a 64-bit SAS version to a 32-bit Excel version.
I downloaded and installed pcfilesrv__931401__win__en__web__1.zip
from the SAS Support website and hoped it would solve the problem, however the errors still occur.
Anybody with another idea?
Specs:
Windows 64-bit Operating System
SAS Enterprice Guide 5.1 (64-bit)
SAS Base 9.3 (64-bit)
Excel 2013 (32-bit)
EDIT:
@Grinvydas Kareiva mentioned in his answer that I needed the "SAS/Access Interface to PC Files". This installation wizard after running setup.exe
in the zip file I downloaded from the SAS Support website (see above).
However, when I run proc setinit
, it doesn't show up anywhere (changed site number and name manually):
Site name: 'xxxxxxx'.
Site number: xxxxxx.
Expiration: 01SEP2017.
Grace Period: 62 days (ending 02NOV2017).
Warning Period: 31 days (ending 03DEC2017).
System birthday: 01NOV2016.
Operating System: WX64_WKS.
Product expiration dates:
---Base SAS Software 01SEP2017
---SAS/STAT 01SEP2017
---SAS/GRAPH 01SEP2017
---SAS Enterprise Guide 01SEP2017
---SAS Workspace Server for Local Access 01SEP2017
Am I doing something wrong?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 24914
Reputation: 1
use the below code to export excel or csv file
/*import the .xlsx or csv file */
FILENAME REFFILE '/<path to file>/Statistic_Details.xlsx';
PROC IMPORT DATAFILE=REFFILE
DBMS=XLSX
OUT=libref.Statistic_Details;
GETNAMES=YES;
RUN;
PROC CONTENTS DATA=libref.Statistic_Details; RUN;
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 63424
In SAS 9.4 TS1M1 and later, you can use ods excel
to export actual xlsx files without the license for ACCESS to PC FILES. In SAS 9.3, this functionality isn't available.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 315
Firstly, you need to have licensed "SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files". You can check that in the log after submitting
proc setinit;
run;
One of these should work if you have that interface
dbms=excel or dbms=xlsx
Upvotes: 1