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SAS Web Report Studio

SAS Web Report Studio is a Web-based application that enables you to create, view, and organize reports. You can use SAS Web Report Studio for the following tasks:

Creating reports. Beginning with a simple and intuitive view of your data provided by SAS Information Maps (created in SAS Information Map Studio), you can create reports based on either relational or multidimensional data sources. You can use the Report Wizard to quickly create simple reports, or you can use Edit mode to create sophisticated reports that have multiple data sources, each of which can be filtered. These reports can include various combinations of list tables, crosstabulation tables, graphs, images, and text. Using Edit mode, you can adjust the style to globally change colors and fonts. You can also insert stored processes that take the results from a block of SAS code and embed those results directly into a report.
Viewing and working with reports. While viewing reports using a Web browser, you can filter, sort, and rank the data that is shown in list tables, crosstabulation tables, and graphs. With multidimensional data, you can drill down on data in crosstabulation tables and graphs, and drill through to the underlying data.
Organizing reports. You can create folders and subfolders for organizing your reports. Information consumers can use keywords to find the reports that they need. Reports can be shared with others or kept private. You can schedule reports to refresh on a recurring basis. Specific report pages can be distributed via e-mail or subscription channels.
Printing and exporting reports. You can preview a report in PDF and print the report, or save and e-mail it later. You have control over many printing options, including page orientation, page range, and size of the tables and graphs. You can also export data as a spreadsheet and export graphs as images. You can also export data for list tables, crosstabulation tables, and graphs. The output can be viewed in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Word.

For more information, see the SAS Web Report Studio Help and the SAS Web Report Studio: User's Guide, which are available from within the product. For information about administrative tasks associated with SAS Web Report Studio, see the SAS Intelligence Platform: Web Application Administration Guide.

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