Date: Tue, 4 Feb 2003 09:51:15 -0500
Reply-To: Yu Guo <Yu.Guo@VERISPAN.COM>
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From: Yu Guo <Yu.Guo@VERISPAN.COM>
Subject: Re: Excel Import
A easy way is cut and insert the rows of February to the beginning,
assuming February data are not listed as "missing". thus SAS will recognize
the date as number( or say, date) field.
Raymond
From: MPW <wolf.m@EI.COM> on 02/04/2003 09:20 AM
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Subject: Excel Import
Hi all,
I'm trying to import a dataset from Excel and have run into a
problem. The
set contains data for each day of 2001 going down the page (366
rows,
including the header) and each hour of the day going across the page
(25
columns, including the date column). The problem is that the data
for
January and thus the first 31 rows of data, are listed as "MISSING"
and SAS
is determining that this is a text field. The later months however
have
numerical data that I need to import but since SAS has determined
the data
type is text, it will not import the data. How can I get around
this?
TIA,
Matt
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