how to import HTML files into SAS datasets?
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Answer / harinath
html files are converted to flat flies like excel,txt,access
files and import the data in sas enviranment
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Answer / chandrakanth
change the html file to excel file. let us say if the filename is first.html right click on the file and select rename and type first.xls. Now the file becomes excel and you can import wizard or Proc import
Right now I can think of this solution, there may be another easy one.
Let me know if you have any questions
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