This option is available only for Windows reading Excel data into SAS. You cannot use this option for delimited files.
Registry settings might affect the behavior of the MIXED= option. Refer to the following tables for Registry Key location and Registry Settings for the MIXED= option for additional information.
Versions 2003, 2002, 2000, and 97 are treated as the same format. Versions 95 and 5 share the same format.
See Note 3
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See Note 3
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1The default format is DATE9. You can use USEDATE=NO to change format from DATE9. to DATETIME. You can also use the SASDATEFMT= option to change the format of other SAS date and time formats. | ||
2Note that the SAS date time value uses 01Jan1960 as a cutoff line, while the Jet provider date value uses 30Dec1899 as a cutoff line for internal values. | ||
3To access Fraction or Percent format data in your Excel file, you can use the FORMAT statement to assign the FRACT. or PERCENT. format in your DATA step code. |
OPTIONS SET=TIME_VAL SAS:
OPTIONS SET=TIME_VAL_ONEDAY;