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SAS Reporting 101: REPORT, TABULATE, ODS, and Microsoft Office

Overview SAS makes it easy to quickly generate high quality reports. This paper is a whirlwind tour of the SAS reporting options. It covers the REPORT procedure, the TABULATE procedure, and which is best to use for what types of reports. After picking a procedure, the next step is to use the Output Delivery System to turn it into a web page, PDF file, Word document, PowerPoint slide, or Excel spreadsheet. This paper will show how to leverage ODS and Microsoft Office to deliver the results in the format most convenient for the customers. This paper is designed for the beginning SAS programmer, and is based on SAS version 8.2.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	SAS Institute	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Programming Languages

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