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Tables, figures and listings turn analysis datasets into reviewable results. This collection covers output production, reporting workflows and presentation techniques, including ODS and reusable reporting code.

803 papers · Showing 461–480

WUSS · 2010WUSS 2010

Getting Up to Speed with PROC REPORT

Kimberly Stinson LeBouton

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

Author collections: Kimberly Stinson LeBouton

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 339-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

How to Publish Your ODS Reports to a Predefined Channel

Emily Y. Gao

Source category: SAS Presents

Author collections: Emily Y. Gao

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 230-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Integrating Tables and Graphs with ODS LAYOUT

Steven Feder

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

Author collections: Steven Feder

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 159-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Kick Start with ODS

Erik Tilanus; Ellen Lokollo

Source category: Hands-on Workshops

Author collections: Erik Tilanus

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 072-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Next-Generation DATA _NULL_ Report Writing Using ODS OO Features: A Powerful Tool to Create Custom Tables

Alice Li; Jacob Jen-Hao Cheng

Source category: Coders' Corner

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 031-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

ODS ExcelXP: Tag Attr Is It! Using and Understanding the TAGATTR= Style Attribute with the ExcelXP Tagset

Eric Gebhart

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Eric Gebhart

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 005-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

ODS HTML Evolution, HTML that scrolls, panels, floats, Reads, and Integrates.

Eric Gebhart

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Eric Gebhart

WUSS · 2010WUSS 2010

ODS RTF: the Basics and Beyond

Lauren E. Haworth

Source category: Tutorials

Author collections: Lauren E. Haworth

WUSS · 2010WUSS 2010

ODS Tips and Tricks

Lauren E. Haworth

Source category: Data Presentation

Author collections: Lauren E. Haworth

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 221-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Personalized Web Reports in Style: Tweaking SAS® ODS, Tagsets, and CSS to Get the Output Right

Ingo Liebhardt

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 232-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Pleasing the Client: Creating Custom Reports with SAS® ODS LAYOUT and the REPORT Procedure

Barbara Okerson

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

Author collections: Barbara Okerson

WUSS · 2010WUSS 2010

Proc REPORT Tutorial

Cynthia L. Zender

Source category: Tutorials

Author collections: Cynthia L. Zender

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

PROC REPORT…Your How-to Guide to Producing Customized Summary Tables

Debbie Buck

Source category: Hands-on Workshops

The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.

Author collections: Debbie Buck

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 141-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

So You're Still Not Using PROC REPORT. Why Not?

Ray Pass; Daphne Ewing

Source category: Foundations and Fundamentals

Author collections: Ray Pass · Daphne Ewing

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 216-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Using ODS LAYOUT to Create Publication-Quality.pdf Reports of STD Surveillance Data

Rob Nelson

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Rob Nelson

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 003-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Using SAS® Output Delivery System (ODS) Markup to Generate Custom PivotTable and PivotChart Reports

Chevell Parker

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Chevell Parker

WUSS · 2010WUSS 2010

Using SAS® Output Delivery System (ODS) Markup to Generate Custom PivotTable and PivotChart Reports

Chevell T. Parker

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Chevell T. Parker

SAS Global Forum · 2010Paper 034-2010SAS Global Forum 2010

Using the ODS Graphics Designer to Create Your Own Templates

Philip R. Holland

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Philip R Holland

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

You Use SAS®, Your Boss Uses Excel. Guess Where Your Results Are Going to Appear! Using ODS to Create Your Results in Excel

William E. Benjamin, Jr.

Source category: Beyond the Basics

WUSS · 2010WUSS 2010

You Use SAS®, Your Boss Uses Excel. Guess Where Your Results Are Going to Appear! Using ODS to Create Your Results in Excel

William E. Benjamin

Source category: Coders’ Corner

Author collections: William E. Benjamin