If set to the following format, it enables display and editing of original multi-byte code format. Note2: The format *.xls (Excel 97-2003 Workbook) must be used in Statistics 19 and 20. It includes a command-line editor (see The command. Statistics will create the destination *.xls workbook for you if it does not exist. Note 1: When using command syntax without the dialog menus, the destination *.xls workbook does not need to be created prior to running syntax. With over 200 syntax modes, lots of advanced editing features and thoughtful details, CodeRunner will quickly become your go-to editor for any and all kinds of text files. !DOEND !CONCAT() to concatenate sheet name with !i to name each iteration of sheet creation a different name. The app is configured to run code in 25 languages out-of-the-box, and additional languages can be configured to run by simply entering their terminal command.
Since the loop will hold procedural syntax, a macro is needed (DEFINE-!ENDDEFINE).ĭEFINE !DO !i = start_numeric !TO end_numeric
In order to populate multiple sheets (TABLES) with a single set of SAVE TRANSLATE /TYPE=ODBC command syntax, a loop is required. SAVE TRANSLATE /TYPE=ODBC /CONNECT= 'DSN=Excel Files DBQ='path of destination *.xls' /SQL = 'CREATE TABLE 'temp_table' (variable names and types for sheet columns )' /REPLACE /TABLE = ('name_of_ sheet') /KEEP = (variables) /SQL = 'INSERT INTO 'temp_table' (variables) SELECT variables FROM 'name_of_sheet' SQL "TABLES" represent "sheets" in the *.xls workbook.įile > Export to Database > Excel data source > destination *.xls > Create a new table > variables to include in sheets ODBC and SQL command syntax must be used to establish a connection to an Excel database and populate it with Statistics data as necessary.