I too am trying to get a sas dataset with user-defined formats into a jmp datafile with value labels. I've tried all of the options in this thread and none work. (I'm using SAS v9.4 and JMP pro v 15.2)   Even the simplest dataset doesnt come across correctly ... even when I use the browse sas data process in JMP. I welcome feedback on what I'm missing.   Libname library "C:\Users\albest\Desktop"; Proc Format library=Library; Value $MF "M"="male" "F"="female"; Value highlow 100="one H" 200="two H"; Data Library.Test; Input Sex $ age; Format Sex $mf. ; Format age highlow.; Label Sex="Sex label"; Label Age="Age label"; Datalines; M 1 M 100 F 2 F 200 Proc Contents; Run; PROC EXPORT DATA= Library.Test OUTFILE= "C:\Users\albest\Desktop\test.jmp" DBMS=JMP label REPLACE ; RUN; ... View more

I take it back. This is an almost worthless work around. Using File>Export from a Journal to a MSWord.doc produces one huge graphic!   Prior to JMP15, you could Save As a Journal to a .doc and the tables would be (text) tables and the graphics would be wonderful full resolution graphics-metafiles. Working with these Journal.doc files was a joy. ... I guess I'll have to go back to .RTF for a workable solution. ... View more

An excellent work around. Given that, for a Journal, there is no difference between Save As and Export, I wonder why it disappeared from Save As? ... View more

Maybe not: There seems to be to be backward incompatibility problem. In all previous versions of JMP (and my history goes back to alphaV1), once you saved a bunch of results into the Journal you could SAVE AS: MsWord.doc.   I'm looking at my my Save As dialog right now and dont see a .doc option. I'm supposing I can make do with the .rtf and/or .html option, but this does not make me happy.   Al ... View more