- Title Page
- What's New in the Output Delivery System
- Accessibility for the Output Delivery System
- About This Book
Introduction- Concepts
- Output Delivery System: Basic Concepts
- Introduction to the Output Delivery System
- Gallery of ODS Samples
- Overview of How ODS Works
- Understanding ODS Destinations
- Understanding Table Templates, Table Elements, and Table Attributes
- Understanding Styles, Style Elements, and Style Attributes
- Understanding Item Stores, Template Stores, and Directories
- Changing SAS Registry Settings for ODS
- Customized ODS Output
- Summary of ODS
- Output Delivery System and the DATA Step
- Using ODS with the DATA Step
- ODS Statements
- Introduction to ODS Language Statements
- Dictionary of ODS Language Statements
- ODS Statement Category Descriptions
- ODS Statements by Category
- FILE Statement for ODS
- LIBNAME Statement, SASEDOC
- ODS _ALL_ CLOSE Statement
- ODS CHTML Statement
- ODS CSVALL Statement
- ODS DECIMAL_ALIGN Statement
- ODS DOCBOOK Statement
- ODS DOCUMENT Statement
- ODS ESCAPECHAR Statement
- ODS EXCLUDE Statement
- ODS GRAPHICS Statement
- ODS HTML3 Statement
- ODS HTML Statement
- ODS HTMLCSS Statement
- ODS IMODE Statement
- ODS LISTING Statement
- ODS MARKUP Statement
- ODS NO_DECIMAL_ALIGN Statement
- ODS OUTPUT Statement
- ODS PACKAGE Statement
- ODS PATH Statement
- ODS PCL Statement
- ODS PDF Statement
- ODS PREFERENCES Statement
- ODS PHTML Statement
- ODS PRINTER Statement
- ODS PROCLABEL Statement
- ODS PROCTITLE Statement
- ODS PS Statement
- ODS RESULTS Statement
- ODS RTF Statement
- ODS SELECT Statement
- ODS SHOW Statement
- ODS Tagset Statement
- ODS TAGSETS.RTF Statement
- ODS TEXT= Statement
- ODS TRACE Statement
- ODS USEGOPT Statement
- ODS VERIFY Statement
- ODS WML Statement
- PUT Statement for ODS
- System Options for ODS
- The DOCUMENT Procedure
- The DOCUMENT Procedure
- Syntax: DOCUMENT Procedure
- PROC DOCUMENT
- COPY TO
- DELETE
- DIR
- DOC
- DOC CLOSE
- HIDE
- IMPORT TO
- LINK
- LIST
- MAKE
- MOVE TO
- NOTE
- OBANOTE
- OBBNOTE
- OBFOOTN
- OBPAGE
- OBSTITLE
- OBTEMPL
- OBTITLE
- RENAME TO
- REPLAY
- SETLABEL
- UNHIDE
- Overview: DOCUMENT Procedure
- Concepts: DOCUMENT Procedure
- Rearranging and Replaying Output
- Customizing Labels, Titles, and Footnotes with BY Variables
- Results: DOCUMENT Procedure
- Examples: DOCUMENT Procedure
- Example 1: Rearranging Output with the Documents Window
- Example 2: Replaying a Document Using the Document Window
- Example 3: Navigating the Directory and Listing the Entries
- Example 4: Opening and Listing ODS Documents
- Example 5: Managing Entries
- Example 6: Listing BY-Group Entries
- Example 7: Importing LISTING Output and a SAS Program
- The TEMPLATE Procedure
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Overview
- Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure
- Introduction to the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Using the TEMPLATE Procedure
- PROC TEMPLATE Statements by Category
- Where to Go from Here
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Managing Template Stores
- Syntax: Template Procedure
- Overview: Template Stores
- Concepts: Template Stores and the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Examples: Template Procedure
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Crosstabulation Table Templates
- Syntax: Template Procedure
- PROC TEMPLATE
- CELLSTYLE AS
- CELLVALUE
- DEFINE CELLVALUE
- DEFINE CROSSTABS
- DEFINE FOOTER
- DEFINE HEADER
- DYNAMIC
- END
- FOOTER
- HEADER
- NOTES
- TEXT
- Overview: ODS Crosstabulation Table Templates
- Concepts: Crosstabulation Output and the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Using Crosstabulation Table Templates
- Examples: Template Procedure
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating ODS Graphics
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating a Style Template
- Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure
- Overview: ODS Style Templates
- Concepts: Styles and the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Style Attributes Overview
- Style Attributes Tables
- Detailed Information for All Style Attributes
- Style Attribute Values
- Examples: TEMPLATE Procedure
- Example 1: Creating a Stand-Alone Style
- Example 2: Using User-Defined Attributes
- Example 3: Using the CLASS Statement
- Example 4: Defining a Table and Graph Style
- Example 5: Defining Multiple Style Elements in One STYLE Statement
- Example 6: Importing a CSS File
- Example 7: Table Header and Footer Border Formatting
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Table Templates
- Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure
- CELLSTYLE AS
- COLUMN
- COMPUTE AS
- DEFINE
- DEFINE COLUMN
- DEFINE FOOTER
- DEFINE HEADER
- DEFINE TABLE
- DYNAMIC
- EDIT
- END
- FOOTER
- HEADER
- MVAR
- NMVAR
- NOTES
- TEXT
- TEXT2
- TEXT3
- TRANSLATE INTO
- Overview: ODS Table Templates
- Concepts: Tabular Output and the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Using the TEMPLATE Procedure to Create Tabular Output
- Examples: TEMPLATE Procedure
- Example 1: Editing a Table Template That a SAS Procedure Uses
- Example 2: Comparing the EDIT Statement to the DEFINE TABLE Statement
- Example 3: Creating a New Table Template
- Example 4: Setting the Style Element for Cells Based on Their Values
- Example 5: Setting the Style Element for a Specific Column, Row, and Cell
- Example 6: Creating Master Templates
- Example 7: Table Header and Footer Border Formatting
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Markup Language Tagsets
- Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure
- DEFINE TAGSET
- DEFINE EVENT
- BLOCK
- BREAK
- CLOSE
- CONTINUE
- DELSTREAM
- DO
- DONE
- ELSE
- END
- EVAL
- FLUSH
- ITERATE
- NDENT
- NEXT
- NOTES
- OPEN
- PUT
- PUTL
- PUTLOG
- PUTQ
- PUTSTREAM
- PUTVARS
- SET
- STOP
- TRIGGER
- UNBLOCK
- UNSET
- XDENT
- Overview: ODS Tagsets and the TEMPLATE PROCEDURE
- Concepts: Markup Languages and the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Event Variables
- Event Statement Conditions
- Examples: TEMPLATE Procedure
- Example 1: Creating a Tagset through Inheritance
- Example 2: Creating a Tagset by Copying a Tagset's Source
- Example 3: Creating a New Tagset
- Example 4: Executing Events Using the TRIGGER= Statement
- Example 5: Indenting Output
- Example 6: Using Different Styles for Events
- Example 7: Modifying an Event to Include Other Style Sheets
- Example 8: Using the STACKED_COLUMNS Attribute in a Tagset
- Appendices
- Output Object Table Names
- ODS Table Names and the SAS Procedures That Produce Them
- ODS Table Names and the Base SAS Procedures That Produce Them
- ODS Table Names and the SAS/STAT Procedures That Produce Them
- ODS Table Names and the SAS/ETS Procedures That Produce Them
- Example Programs
- Examples From The Gallery of ODS Samples
- Creating the $CNTRY Format
- Creating the Charity Data Set
- Creating the DIVFMT. and USETYPE. Formats
- Creating the DistrData Data Set
- Creating the Univ ODS Document
- Creating the Employee_Data Data Set
- Creating the Energy Data Set
- Creating the Exprev Data Set
- Creating the Gov Data Set
- Creating the Grain_Production Data Set
- Creating the Iron Data Set
- Creating the Model Data Set
- Creating the Neuralgia Data Set
- Creating the Plants Data Set
- Creating the Plant_Stat Data Set
- Creating the StatePop Data Set
- Creating the Stats and Stats2 Data Sets
- Creating the Table1 Table Definition
- Programs That Illustrate Inheritance
- ODS and the HTML Destination
- ODS HTML Statements for Running Examples in Different Operating Environments
- Using a z/OS UNIX System Services HFS Directory for HTML Output
- Using a z/OS PDSE for EBCDIC HTML Output
- Using a z/OS PDSE for ASCII HTML Output
- ODS Style Elements
- Recommended Reading
- Glossary
| Product | Release |
|---|---|
| Base SAS | 9.4_M1 |
| 9.4 | |
| 9.3_M2 | |
| 9.3_M1 | |
| 9.3 | |
| 9.21_M3 | |
| 9.21_M2 | |
| 9.21_M1 | |
| 9.21 | |
| 9.2 | |
| 9.1.3 | |
| 9.1.2 | |
| 9.1 | |
| 9.0 | |
| 8.2 | |
| 8.01 | |
| 8.00 | |
| 8.0 | |
| 7.01 | |
| 6.12 | |
| 6.11 | |
| 6.10 | |
| 6.09 | |
| 6.08 | |
| 6.07 | |
| 6.06 | |
| 6.04 | |
| 6.03 | |
| 6.02 | |
| 6.01 | |
| 5.18 | |
| SAS/GRAPH ODS Graphics Designer |
- Type
- Usage and Reference
- Copyright Date
- August 2012
- Last Updated
- 07Aug2012