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Date:   Thu, 26 Jun 2003 19:26:36 +0000
Reply-To:   Dave Meyer <dmeyer@HOAGHOSPITAL.ORG>
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From:   Dave Meyer <dmeyer@HOAGHOSPITAL.ORG>
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Subject:   print/report question
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Hi everyone,

I just produced a list of patients (var = name, dob, current age, health plan, health plan id, and screening test), stratified by their Doctor.

There was a request by a couple of Docs to produce another list (alsmot identical) with the patients name and DOB, with some catagories for the Doc's office staff to use in filling out info on these patients.

I dropped in the new (empty) variables, and printed the new report, however, there was a feeling that each of these new fields should have row and column lines, to make this easier for the staff to use. Can I do this in proc print?

Should I be doing this in somthing else?

There is about 140 docs with an average of 50 or so patients each, so I am reluctant to export the data into excel or access (also I would loose the look and feel of SAS - - which I want to keep)

TIA,

Dave

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