Some users have had difficulty using the following to add tools to ultraedit. I have tried to beef up my explanations of the tool. I also added the link to the slc and ultraedit setup. HTH
Altair slc ultraedit create your own tools a better sas universal viewer
This post shows how to get a SAS data set into Excel, using just hotkeys, so you can
use everything Excel offers to explore and QC that SAS dataset.
This is a replacement for the sas universal viewer.
Note: This allows you to use the much more powerfull slc language to build your tools instead of javascript..
Any text or commands that you can highlight in the editor, log or output can be access by the slc.
Before you can use this you need to setup the slc for ultraedit.
see
https://github.com/rogerjdeangelis/utl-altair-slc-configuration-and-ultraedit-setup
Key steps
1 create a slc config file
2 create an autoexec file (with additional permanent work library assigned in your autoexec)
Too long to post on a list.
see github
https://github.com/rogerjdeangelis/utl-altair-slc-ultraedit-create-your-own-tools-a-better-sas-universal-viewer
You need to do this first
https://github.com/rogerjdeangelis/utl-altair-slc-configuration-and-ultraedit-setup
