Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 08:03:25 -0500
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From: Nat Wooding <Nathaniel_Wooding@DOM.COM>
Subject: Re: Reports in SAS?
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Jirka
You have had several good suggestions. If I understand your data correctly,
my usual sollution would probably be to use put statements to write out
each record. Without knowing how your data are structured, I can't be more
specific.
There is also another solution to this problem if you happen to have a
license for SAS/FSP (the full screen product). If all of the data for a
person is in a single observation, you can set up an FSEDIT screen to
display the information in the desired layout. (And no, Mikeeey, I did not
come up with approach). Then (and I have only done this on a mainframe), if
you run FSEDIT with the data set in batch mode, each screen is printed. If
you have invoked ODS, you can specify that the output be rendered in HTML.
Nat Wooding
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Hello,
could somebody give me a hint how to create reports from SAS datasets?
I have a dataset of people - their names, basic data, and test results
for several years. For each person, I need to create a pdf & html file
containing a card summarizing the data. The card would contain the
following:
(1) name, date of birth, ....
(2) a table listing test results (different tests in lines, years in
columns);
(3) some comments, etc.
All of it has to be formated in a proper way.
I have no idea how to do it. I do not think I can use proc Tabulate,
since this is not summary statistics, but a separate report for each
person. Currently, I write the html code directly (using macros), but
that does not work for pdf and moreover it's quite ugly.
Is there some better way?
Thanks a lot
Jirka
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