* putlog just here to see in sample code what gets written to file "want" */Īnd in case your source text file doesn't have a delimiter and data is just written out positional with blanks then the following code version could deal with that. * read source file "want" into input buffer and replace the source file delimiter (tab?) with comma */
Passo 2: Dal menu in alto, clicca su 'Dati'. Passo 1: Avvia Excel e apri un nuovo foglio di calcolo. dev/sasuserl|1419.00|503.79|65%|48937|1%|/sasuser Come Convertire TXT in CSV Soluzione 1: per NotePad (PC) - Convertire TXT in CSV su Windows Se desiderassi convertire TXT in CSV sul tuo sistema Windows, puoi seguire i passi indicati di seguito. * create source text file with delimiter '|' (tab or whatever in your real data) */įilesystem|GB blocks|Free|%Used|Iused|%Iused|Mounted on There is no need to map the data to SAS variables and input source strings into SAS numeric variables.
So in your case you could simply read the source text file into the input buffer, exchange the source delimiter with a comma and then write the result straight back to the output file.
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