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Thanks Art, it works perfect. =20 For those interested here is the final revised code from Art.=20 =20 The single and double quotes in the proc sql have been changed around. =20 Tony =20 libname students "C:\Students.xls" getnames=3Dno mixed=3Dyes;=20 proc sql noprint;select 'students."'||memname||'"n' into :worksheets separa= ted by ' 'from dictionary.tableswhere libname eq "STUDENTS";quit     

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Author: anthony hansen
Date: Apr 22, 2008 05:49

Anthony, If you have SAS/Access for PCfiles, I would go about solving the problem as follows (you can copy, paste and run the code from this point on): *First, I would identify the spreadsheet in a libname. I used the getnames=no option to ensure that the first line is read as data rather than field names, and mixed=yes to ensure that all data is read as text; libname students "c:\students
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Author: Arthur Tabachneck
Date: Apr 14, 2008 20:49

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