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TFL Programming Papers and PresentationsPage 31

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 601–620

SUGI · 2006Paper 159-31SUGI 2006

ODS Layout Is Like an Onion

Rich Mays

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2006Paper 095-31SUGI 2006

ODS Statistical Graphics for Clinical Research

Wei Cheng

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Wei Cheng

SUGI · 2006Paper 092-31SUGI 2006

PDF Can Be Pretty Darn Fancy – Advanced ODS Options for PDF Output

Pete Lund

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Pete Lund

WUSS · 2006WUSS 2006

PDF Can be Pretty Darn Fancy: Tips and Tricks for the ODS PDF Destination

Peter J. Lund

Source category: Data Presentation and Business Intelligence

Author collections: Peter J. Lund

SUGI · 2006Paper 116-31SUGI 2006

PROC REPORT – Doing It with STYLE!

Ray Pass; Sandy McNeill

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Ray Pass · Sandy McNeill

PHUSE · 2006Paper CC06PHUSE EU Connect 2006

PROC REPORT techniques

Steve Prust

Source category: Coder's Corner

Author collections: Steve Prust

PHUSE · 2006Paper CS08PHUSE EU Connect 2006

SAS 9 ODS Reporting In For Business!

Ian Amaranayake

Source category: Coding Solutions

Author collections: Ian Amaranayake

SUGI · 2006Paper 130-31SUGI 2006

SAS/AF®, SAS/IntrNet®, and ODS: Automation of State Health Data Collection and Report Generation

William P. Bartoli; William S. Garvin; David Gilbertz; James L. Ribble; Robert E. Schwartz

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: William P. Bartoli · James L. Ribble

SUGI · 2006Paper 106-31SUGI 2006

SAS® to Publishable Excel... Seamlessly – Using ODS, XML, and Other Tricks

Marje Fecht; Harry Droogendyk

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Marje Fecht · Harry Droogendyk

SUGI · 2006Paper 235-31SUGI 2006

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

Ray Pass; Daphne Ewing

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Ray Pass · Daphne Ewing

WUSS · 2006WUSS 2006

The Beginners Guide to ODS MARKUP: Don’t Panic

Eric A. Gebhart

Source category: Tutorials

Author collections: Eric A. Gebhart

SUGI · 2006Paper 263-31SUGI 2006

The Beginners Guide to ODS Markup: Don't Panic!

Eric Gebhart

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Eric Gebhart

SUGI · 2006Paper 261-31SUGI 2006

Using SAS® ODS to Extract and Merge Statistics from Multiple SAS® Procedures

Stuart D. Long; Jeffrey M. Abolafia; Lawrence Park

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Stuart D. Long · Jeffrey M. Abolafia · Lawrence Park

PHUSE · 2005Paper AS14PHUSE EU Connect 2005

A Sample Web-Based Reporting Container for ODS XML Reports

Chris Olinger

Source category: Applications and Software Development

Author collections: Chris Olinger

SUGI · 2005Paper 264-30SUGI 2005

A Sample Web-Based Reporting Container for ODS XML Reports

Chris Olinger

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Chris Olinger

PHUSE · 2005Paper PS03PHUSE EU Connect 2005

An Introduction to ODS

Neville Cope

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Neville Cope

SUGI · 2005Paper 043-30SUGI 2005

Applying Microsoft Word Styles to ODS RTF Output

Lauren Haworth - SC

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Lauren Haworth - SC

SUGI · 2005Paper 011-30SUGI 2005

Automating the Drudgery Away: Using Macros and ODS to Produce (Almost) Complete Reports

Phil Rhodes

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Phil Rhodes

SUGI · 2005Paper 235-30SUGI 2005

Catch the Stream: Stored Processes, ODS, and Java

Jeff Wright

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Jeff Wright

WUSS · 2005WUSS 2005

Comparing the SAS XML Libname Engine with ODS MARKUP in the Creation of XML Files

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Coders’ Corner

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler