Paul:
To unload data to a CSV file including column names, I use a small program that uses
these commands as the core:
choose vtable from #tables at 1 10 lines 20
choose vclm_list from #columns in .vtable at 1 25 chkbox+
title 'Select Columns' lines 20
output filename.dta
WRITE .vclm_list
UNLOAD DATA FOR &VTABLE USING &vClm_List as ascii
output term
Hope this helps,
Jim Blackburn
Kodiak
Paul Cheeseman wrote:
>
> Exporting to Excel file from Rbase 6.5++ OS Win2000
> Most annoying problem before the export a window pops up with:
> There is insufficient disk space on either the Target drive or the
> Temporary File Drive.
> The operation may fail. Do you wish to continue?
> If yes then export continues as normal. There is Gbs' of free space on the
> drive!
>
> Also is there any way of exporting to Excel to include the field
> names(headers)?
> When exporting views(with numerous fields) for statistical analysis, in
> order to get the headers, I have to save the view to a table , and list to
> a txt file, then into excel, followed by export to NCSS2001.
> Any help to save time would be appreciated.
>
> Paul Cheeseman
> Kings College Hospital
> London , UK
>
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