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#HOW TO WRITE SAS PROGRAM FOR XLSX FILES CODE#
These sample files and code examples are provided by SAS Institute When prompted, choose Select this option if you want to view the file as is and the file will open.If you want to open the files in SAS Enterprise Guide, select a file and then click Open.Notice that they are labeled nicely with a Date and Time stamp. The following image shows the Log and Listing files were created. To use SAS Enterprise Guide to see if the files were created, you can click File→Open→Other and go to the path were the files were written.Enter and run the following sample code:.To test the code changes, click File→New→Code.Select the Insert custom SAS code after submitted code option.Note: In order to use the exact code above, make sure you have write access to the path C:\temp\test on your SAS server otherwise, modify the path in the code accordingly to point to a valid path. %let LogOutFile = C:\temp\test\&SAS_LogDateTimeStamp.txt %let SAS_LogDateTimeStamp = SAS_Log_%sysfunc(putn(%sysfunc(date()),yymmdd10.))_%sysfunc(translate(%sysfunc(putn(%sysfunc(time()),timeampm12.)).,:)) %let ListingOutFile = C:\temp\test\&SAS_ListingDateTimeStamp.txt %let SAS_ListingDateTimeStamp = SAS_Listing_%sysfunc(putn(%sysfunc(date()),yymmdd10.))_%sysfunc(translate(%sysfunc(putn(%sysfunc(time()),timeampm12.)).,:)) The following image shows the Edit window. Select the Insert custom SAS code before submitted code option.The following image shows the Options window. Start SAS Enterprise Guide and open a new project.This sample can be helpful for those SAS Enterprise Guide users who work in industries such as pharmaceuticals that require separate documentation in the form of SAS log files and SAS output files for each job execution, instead of the logs and outputs embedded in a SAS Enterprise Guide project file. However, many SAS customers use SAS Enterprise Guide for running their production SAS programs instead of building reports by using the point-and-click interface.
#HOW TO WRITE SAS PROGRAM FOR XLSX FILES HOW TO#
This sample shows how to add code in SAS Enterprise Guide that will write a SAS log file and ODS listing file to disk each time that a SAS program is run from SAS Enterprise Guide.īy default, SAS Enterprise Guide project files retain the log files and results generated by user-written code and tasks.
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