| Date: | Fri, 24 Aug 2001 16:44:47 +0100 |
| Reply-To: | Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM> |
| Sender: | "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU> |
| From: | Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM> |
| Subject: | Antwort: Writing to multiple Excel sheets |
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Hi Joe
Including range name definitions for output areas will eliminate NLS
differences between foreign language editions of Excel !
Then sas meta data can associate the source data (sas data table
columns) with excel range names (the destinations) with
...... a fileref (filename statement but not a filename function)
for each range.
Although the fastest way to load the data might be
to send commands to the excel system topic
via dde
to load/import from .csv data
generated from sas,
that will not support fast formatting.
My experience with formatting was .... how simple it is when the recipients
(or a user) prepare any required formatting in an empty workbook!
Then dde just writes data into pre-formatted cells. Use the save.as dde-
equivalent to save to a new workbook when all writing is complete.
Although it is possible for sas to manipulate cell formatting via dde,
the excel interface for this seemed far simpler.
Regards
Peter Crawford
Datum: 24/08/2001 15:24
An: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Antwort an: "DeShon, Joe" <jdesho01@SPRINTSPECTRUM.COM>
Betreff: Writing to multiple Excel sheets
Nachrichtentext:
We're experimenting with exporting SAS to Excel. One of our challenges is
that PROC EXPORT will only write to one Excel sheet in a workbook. We need
to create workbooks with multiple sheets. And we want to create them in SAS
"Untouched by Human Hands".
I know of several ways of doing it, usually involving DDE or some
combination of PROC EXPORT, DDE, VB, copy-and-paste, and my mother's recipe
for chicken soup.
What I'm looking for are some real-life experiences. Who has done this and
what have been your experiences? What works well and what doesn't work so
hot?
Oh, one last requirement: The spreadsheets have to look "nice". Bold
headings, frozen panes, formatted numeric columns with commas, appropriate
column widths, all that stuff.
Joe DeShon
Manager, Systems and Infrastructure Group
CRM / Database Marketing Department
Sprint PCS
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