How to clean up an installation of SAS® Add-In for Microsoft Office
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If you need to clean up and re-install SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office, follow these four steps. The steps use SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office 7.1 and Microsoft Excel as examples.
- Uninstall SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office.
- Open the Windows Control Panel that enables you to uninstall a program.
- Look for SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office 7.1 or SAS® 9.4.
- If SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office 7.1 is there, select it to uninstall it.
- If SAS 9.4 is there, select it to uninstall it. However, in the Select SAS Products To Uninstall panel, select Clear All. Then select only SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office.
- Proceed with the uninstallation.
- Remove leftover folders and files.
- After SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office is uninstalled, some folders and files that relate to the add-in might remain.
- Navigate to the installation location (examples follow; your path depends on where the program is installed):
- If there is a SASAddinforMicrosoftOffice folder in the location, delete it.
- Clean up the registry. (Warning: SAS is not responsible when you edit the Windows registry. Always back up your registry before you make any changes. Changes in the registry can render your system unusable and might require that you re-install the operating system. For assistance, see Windows Help, Microsoft documentation, or the Microsoft Windows website.)
- Access the Windows registry by running regedit.
- For Windows 10, select the search icon for regedit.
- Select regedit(Run command).
- First expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SAS Institute Inc.
- If AddIn for Microsoft Office is there, right-click AddIn for Microsoft Office and select Delete.
- Then expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\SAS Institute Inc. if it is present.
- If AddIn for Microsoft Office is there, right-click AddIn for Microsoft Office and select Delete.
- Re-install SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office.
- During the re-installation, if an installation panel regarding the mode appears, select the mode that corresponds to the bitness of Microsoft Office. If Microsoft Office is 32-bit, then select the 32-bit mode selection. If Microsoft Office is 64-bit, then select the 64-bit mode selection.
- If the Languages Selection panel appears, either select Clear All or select the languages that you prefer.
- After the re-installation, open Excel to verify that the SAS menu is present within the program.
- If the SAS menu is not present, follow these steps: