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This is a collection of papers and presentations given over the last few years by Eric Gebhart and others.
SAS Global Forum, 2010.
This paper illustrates how to use ODS markup to create PivotTable and PivotChart reports.
The paper (.pdf)
SAS Global Forum, 2010.
This paper shows how to use the TAGATTR= style attribute
to control the ExcelXP tagset in order to change the type, format, formula rotation, hiding, merging, and wrapping of
cells, rows, and columns. This paper also goes behind the scenes to show how the tagset handles these settings.
The paper (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
SAS Global Forum, 2010.
This paper and its examples show an HTML tagset that combines the features of several individual tagsets.
The paper (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
SAS Global Forum, 2009.
Explore the power of inline formatting with ODS
markup and ODS measured.
With new and improved syntax, ODS inline formatting is better and more powerful.
The paper (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
SAS Global Forum, 2009.
You can attach a package template to a tagset with some tagset attributes. Then
when you use that tagset, it automatically creates several output files which are automatically put into a ZIP file.
The paper (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
SAS Global Forum, 2007.
Learn about ODS, tagsets, and ODS styles from a new point of view.
Styles and tagsets do not need to be difficult. It most cases they can
be surprisingly simple. Techniques for using styles and style overrides in the reporting procedures
can help with code readability and reuse. Real-world examples explore these techniques
with the tagsets.Excelxp destination.
The paper (.pdf) |
The slides (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
SAS Global Forum, 2007.
With so many
ODS destinations available, it is increasingly important to know
how the different file-formats integrate with external applications.
Find out how easily
you can create output in a
multitude of file types: XML, SpreadsheetML, RTF, PDF, LaTeX, comma-separated values (CSV),
Compact HyperText
Markup Language (cHTML), HTML 4.0, and Extensible HyperText Markup Language (XHTML).
The paper (.pdf) |
The slides (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
Hawaii SAS user group, 2006.
This is PROC REPORT in a very condensed nutshell. Learn everything from basic syntax
through compute blocks, breaks, and style overrides. It finishes with drill-down
reports and a custom slider tagset.
The slides (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
SUGI 31, 2006.
Learn how easy it is to create your output in a
multitude of file types, from comma-separated values (CSV) to Compact HyperText
Markup Language (cHTML), HTML 4.0, Extensible HyperText Markup Language (XHTML), LaTeX, and an endless
variety of Extensible Markup Language (XML) flavors.
ODS MARKUP can even create Microsoft Excel output.
The paper (.pdf) |
The slides (.pdf) |
Example code (.zip)
By Wayne Hester, Coder's Corner, SUGI 31, 2006.
See the new RTF tagset that's in development for SAS 9.2.
The paper (.pdf) |
SAS 9.2 example code (.zip)
SAS Presents, SUGI 30, 2005. See some nice example code
for Tagsets.ExcelXP together with photos of Eric's favorite bike.
PowerPoint slides (.ppt) |
Open Office SXI file (.sxi) |
Example code (.zip)
SUGI 30, 2005.
Out of your dreams and into SAS reports you long to fly/
MARKUP will come as evening comes to woo a waiting sky.
The paper (.pdf) |
PowerPoint slides (.ppt) |
Open Office SXI file (.sxi) |
Example code (.zip)
SUGI 30, 2005.
This paper shines a considerable light into tagsets.
The paper (.pdf) |
PowerPoint slides (.ppt) |
Open Office SXI file (.sxi) |
Example code (.zip)
This is a tutorial Eric has given for the last few years.
Short version (.ppt) |
Long version (.ppt) |
2011 advanced version (.pdf) |
2011 advanced version movie (.mov)
SAS Presents, SUGI 29, 2004. View these slides to see how Eric
spends his free time.
PowerPoint slides (.ppt) |
Open Office SXI file (.sxi)
SUGI 27, 2002. Everyone wants your data their way.
With the ODS MARKUP destination, you can customize every detail of your output.
The paper (.pdf) |
PowerPoint slides (.ppt) |
Open Office SXI file (.sxi)
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