One solution:

Use 'write.csv' (or write.csv2)  in R to output a csv file.
Then import it in SAS (by default, it imports into the "work" library; then
you need to copy into another libray to have the SAS file).

Christophe

On 6/13/07, Rina Miehs <rmi@danishmeat.dk> wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> i have a data frame in R that some SAS users need to use in their
> programs, and they want it in a dat file, is that possible?
> and which functions to use for that?
>
> my data frame is like this:
>
> > out13[1:100,]
>              farid            niveau1          niveau3
> p1                p3   antal1
> 2    10007995  0.0184891394  4.211306e-10 5.106471e-02 2.594580e-02
> 3
> 9    10076495  0.0140812953  3.858757e-10 1.065804e-01 3.743271e-02
> 3
> 10   10081892  0.0241760590  7.429612e-10 1.628295e-02 3.021538e-04
> 6
> 13   10101395  0.0319517576  3.257375e-10 2.365204e-03 6.633232e-02
> 19
> 16   10104692  0.0114040787  3.661169e-10 1.566721e-01 4.550663e-02
> 4
> 17   10113592  0.0167586526  4.229634e-10 6.922003e-02 2.543987e-02
> 2
> 18   10113697  0.0259205504  2.888646e-10 1.096366e-02 9.118995e-02
> 6
> 22   10121697 -0.0135341273 -5.507914e-10 1.157417e-01 5.501947e-03
> 16
> 28   10146495  0.0093514076  3.493487e-10 2.041883e-01 5.340801e-02
> 4
> 29   10150497  0.0091611504  3.455925e-10 2.089893e-01 5.531904e-02
> 4
> 36   10171895  0.0089116669  2.956742e-10 2.153844e-01 8.614259e-02
> 4
> 42   10198295  0.0078515166  3.147140e-10 2.437943e-01 7.314111e-02
> 5
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Rina
>
>
>
>
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