Standard Graph Templates

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  • PhUSE, Lisbon, Portugal – 8th October 2007
  • SAS Global Forum, San Antonio, TX, USA – 16th March 2008
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Outsourced tables and listings can be fairly easily defined using table shells to explain how clinical trials data should be tabulated, and ODS templates supplied to control the basic appearance of the output. Outsourced graphs, particularly if they have been heavily customised, are not so easy to define on paper, and even more difficult to control, as the SAS/GRAPH software can behave very differently on different platforms and devices. Fortunately the use of graph templates will become available when production ODS Statistical Graphics and Graphics Template Language (GTL) is introduced in SAS 9.2, but it is still possible to create useful graph templates now in SAS 9.1 using the experimental ODS Statistical Graphics.

  • PhUSE, Lisbon, Portugal – 8th October 2007
  • SAS Global Forum, San Antonio, TX, USA – 16th March 2008

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