This course teaches you how to modify the structure of Output Delivery System (ODS) reports as well as presentation aspects such as colors, fonts, borders, and margins. The course is for advanced report programmers who are able to create reports using SAS procedures and the DATA step but need to enhance the reports with advanced ODS features.

• modify existing table and style templates
• create your own table and style templates
• create and modify ODS documents
• incorporate ODS options
• format within a cell.

Kinek ajánljuk

Elérhető képzési formák	Időtartam
Tantermi:	2.0 nap

Before attending this course, you should be able to

• submit SAS programs on your operating system
• access SAS files using the LIBNAME statement
• create SAS output from Base SAS procedures
• create default RTF, PDF, or HTML output using ODS.

You can obtain this knowledge by completing the SAS Report Writing 1: Essentials course.

A tanfolyam Base SAS szoftver használatára épül.

This course is appropriate for students who are using SAS 9 software.

• defining table templates
• accessing table templates
• creating table templates
• understanding inheritance (self-study)
• modifying the columns
• customizing headers and footers
• using macro variables
• adding URLs (self-study)
• creating and using custom table templates
• computing additional columns
• adding traffic lighting
• creating generic columns

• defining style templates
• identifying style elements
• defining style attributes
• understanding inheritance
• modifying an existing style template
• using a parent template
• creating a custom style template

• introduction to ODS DOCUMENT
• creating an ODS document
• using the Documents Window
• using the DOCUMENT procedure

• ODS options that apply to multiple destinations
• ODS options that apply to specific destinations
• global options that apply to ODS destinations
• ODS statements and procedure options(self-study)
• using ODS ESCAPECHAR
• additional examples of ODS ESCAPECHAR (self-study)
• using destination specific syntax
• using hex characters (self-study)