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SAS ExcelXP WILL NOT Create a Microsoft Excel Graph, but SAS Users Can

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The document discusses how SAS programmers can automate the creation of Excel graphs using the SAS ODS Tagset ExcelXP, which generates XML output that does not support graphs. It introduces a method to command Microsoft Excel to create graphs from SAS-generated data without embedding macros in the output. The paper outlines a 'Hello World' project demonstrating this integration, detailing the necessary SAS and Excel code, and explaining how to set up macros for automation. The conclusion emphasizes the potential for further automation and customization in combining SAS and Excel functionalities.

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How to connect SAS with Excel?

Importing Excel Files Using SAS Enterprise Guide In SAS Enterprise Guide, select File Import Data to start the Import Data task. Navigate to LabResults. xlsx, and then follow the prompts. Select the CALCIUM worksheet and then click Next.

How do I connect SAS to Excel?

Open a SAS Data Source in a Microsoft Excel Worksheet Click the SAS tab in the Ribbon. Then click Data. Select the data source that you want to view. Select Worksheet. Specify whether the data source should appear in a new worksheet, an existing worksheet, or a new workbook. Click OK.

Can I open a SAS file in Excel?

In Microsoft Excel, you can open and edit a SAS data set that is saved on a SAS server.

Can we create a chart in MS Excel?

You can create a chart in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. However, the chart data is entered and saved in an Excel worksheet. If you insert a chart in Word or PowerPoint, a new sheet is opened in Excel.

How do I import data from SAS to Excel?

Import Data into Excel from SAS On the Colectica ribbon tab, click the From SAS button. In the Import dialog, click the button to select a SAS data file to import. If you have a SAS catalog file with value labels, click the button to select the SAS catalog file. Click the Import button.