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Abstract
Reports generated by a program using the ODS DOCUMENT destination can be stored, prior to printing, in a single file. This file can then be used with PROC DOCUMENT to generate reports selectively to 1 or more ODS destinations without the need to re‑run the original data processing. This paper describes the benefits and limitations of PROC DOCUMENT.
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This app, “Studio: How Do You Do This In SAS?”, is one of a series of eBooks about SAS software programming focusing on frequently asked questions and answers about SAS Studio and SAS University Edition, illustrated with screenshots, and by code samples which can be sent by email directly from the app. The series of ebooks has been designed to encourage users to contribute questions some of which will be included in future versions of the app.
SAS Programming and Data Visualization Techniques: A Power User’s Guide brings together a wealth of ideas about strategic and tactical solutions to everyday situations experienced when transferring, extracting, processing, analyzing, and reporting data. Most of the solutions can be achieved using the SAS components you already license, eliminating the need to throw money at the problems.
SAS Programming and Data Visualization Techniques: A Power User’s Guide brings together a wealth of ideas about strategic and tactical solutions to everyday situations experienced when transferring, extracting, processing, analyzing, and reporting data. Most of the solutions can be achieved using the SAS components you already license, eliminating the need to throw money at the problems.
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