Using JMP - SAS

Chapter 3 Import Your Data 65
Import Data from SAS
3. Select the file or enter the URL.
4. (Optional) To convert text in the first row to column headings, select Always next to Always enforce
Excel Row 1 as labels (or Should Row 1 be Labels? on Windows XP). If you do not want to import
specific worksheets, click Open.
5. (Optional) To open specific worksheets, do one of the following:
– (Windows 7 and Vista) Click the Open button arrow, select Open Selected Worksheets, select
one ore more worksheets, and then click OK. You can also click Select All if you change your mind
and want to import all worksheets.
– (Windows XP) Click Allow individual worksheet selection, click Open, select the worksheets, and
then click OK.
The spreadsheet is opened as you indicated.
To open an Excel file (Macintosh):
Note: If the filename is grayed out, the required ODBC driver is not installed, so the file type is not
supported. 64-bit JMP requires a 64-bit ODBC driver.
1. Select File > Open.
2. Select the file.
3. (Optional) To convert text in the first row to column headings, select Use Excel Labels as Headings.
4. (Optional) To open specific worksheets, select Select Individual Excel Worksheets.
5. Click Open.
If you chose to open specific worksheets, select those worksheets from the list, and then click OK. You
can also click Select All if you change your mind and want to import all worksheets.
The spreadsheet is opened as you indicated.
Import Data from SAS
You can connect to a SAS server and work directly with SAS data sets:
• Import whole SAS data sets or portions of data sets
• Make changes to imported SAS data in JMP and then export those changes as a SAS data set
• Run stored processes
• Submit SAS code from JMP
Notes:
• On Windows, the Java Run-time Environment (JRE) 1.6 or later must be installed on your computer to
access SAS. However, JRE 1.6 does not need to be specified as the current version.
• On Macintosh, JRE 1.6 or later must be installed for SAS integration.