This
book presents an ODS example that is intended to familiarize you with
some of the basic features of ODS. From this example, you will learn
tasks that will help you enhance and customize SAS output. After this
chapter, you do not have to follow the chapters and steps in order.
For the purpose of the
scenario in this book, you are a data analyst at a global furniture
company. Your manager has asked you for various reports on the data,
which you have created. However, you would like to present the information
in a more visually pleasing way, and you want to display only the
information that is required. This is the first of several presentations
of the data, so you would like to save the information in a way that
is easy to get to and modify if changes are needed. Your SAS session
is being run in the SAS windowing environment in Windows.