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Chapter 1: Getting Started with the Output Delivery System
Display 1.1: HTML 3.2 Output
Display 1.2: HTML 3.2 Output
Display 1.3: PDF Output
Display 1.4: RTF Output
Display 1.5: PostScript Output
Chapter 2: Output Delivery System: Basic Concepts
Display 2.1: PostScript Output Viewed with Ghostview
Display 2.2: HTML Output Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer
Display 2.3: RTF Output Viewed with Microsoft Word
Display 2.4: PDF Output Viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader
Figure 2.1: ODS Processing: What Goes in and What Comes Out
Display 2.5: SAS Registry of ODS Subkeys
Display 2.6: SAS Registry Showing HTML Version Setting
Display 2.7: Registry Editor Window
Figure 2.2: Directing an Output Object to a Destination
Chapter 3: Output Delivery System and the DATA Step
Display 3.1: HTML Body File Produced by ODS
Display 3.2: HTML Frame File Produced by ODS
Display 3.3: Printer Output Viewed with Ghostview
Display 3.4: RTF Output Viewed with Microsoft Word
Chapter 5: Dictionary of ODS Language Statements
Display 5.1: Explorer Window
Display 5.2: The Contents of Mylib
Display 5.3: HTML Frame File
Display 5.4: HTML Output with Appended HTML
Display 5.5: CHTML Output
Display 5.6: CSVALL Output Viewed in Microsoft Excel
Display 5.7: Combined Data Set
Display 5.8: Output Objects Created by PROC TABULATE
Display 5.9: HTML Output from the REG, GLM, and PRINT Procedures
Display 5.10: Three Data Sets Created When Using the MATCH_ALL option
Display 5.11: Using the ODS OUTPUT Statement Without the MATCH_ALL Option to Combine Data Sets
Display 5.12: PDF Output Without Style
Display 5.13: PDF Output Using D3D Style
Display 5.14: HTML Output for the Variables CityPop_90 and CityPop_80
Display 5.15: Partial PostScript Output for the Variables CityPop_90 and CityPop_80
Display 5.16: Contents File Produced by the ODS HTML Statement
Display 5.17: HTML Output
Chapter 6: The DOCUMENT Procedure
Display 6.1: Documents Window
Display 6.2: ODS Document Icon
Display 6.3: Pop-up Menu for the Documents Window
Display 6.4: Results Window Showing the Output Object
Normal
in Three Formats
Display 6.5: Entry Properties Window
Display 6.6: List of ODS Documents
Display 6.7: List of the Contents of WORK.UNIV
Display 6.8: List of the EXPONENTIAL#1 Entry
Display 6.9: Details of the FitQuantiles#1 Table
Display 6.10: List of the Contents of WORK.UNIV
Display 6.11: Replayed Normal Distribution Histogram
Display 6.12: List of the EXPONENTIAL#1 File Location
Display 6.13: Details of the FitQuantiles#1 Table
Display 6.14: Replayed FitQuantiles#1 Table
Display 6.15: ODS Document WORK.UNIV, Viewed in Acrobat Reader
Display 6.16: Global Title and Footnote
Display 6.17: Title, Subtitle, and Before-note
Display 6.18: After-note Is Specified by the OBANOTE Statement
Display 6.19: Note Is Added
Chapter 7: TEMPLATE Procedure-Overview
Display 7.1: Customized HTML Output (Customized Moments Table) from PROC UNIVARIATE (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 7.2: HTML Output (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 7.3: MYTAGS.CHTML Output (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Chapter 8: TEMPLATE Procedure-Managing Template Stores
Display 8.1: Definitions (Templates) that SAS Supplies
Display 8.2: Odstemplates Command
Display 8.3: Listing of Base.Univariate Template Store
Display 8.4: Source Code of the Definition Tagset Xhtml That Is Written to the SAS Log
Chapter 9: TEMPLATE Procedure-Creating a Style Definition
Display 9.1: HTML Output from PROC PRINT That Uses the Default Style Definition (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 9.2: HTML Output from PROC PRINT with the Customized Style Definition (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 9.3: Using a Style Definition with One Style Element
Display 9.4: A Style Definition with Two Style Elements
Display 9.5: Changing the Font in Only One Style Element
Display 9.6: Inheriting a Change to a Style Element
Display 9.7: Adding the Style Element celldatalarge
Display 9.8: Creating a New Style Element from a Style Element in the Parent Style Definition
Display 9.9: Inheriting Changes to the Parent Style Definition
Display 9.10: Using the STYLE Statement to Alter an Existing Style Element in the Child Style Definition
Display 9.11: Using the REPLACE Statement to Alter a Style Element and Its Children
Display 9.12: HTML Output (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 9.13: HTML Output (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 9.14: HTML Output with Changed Colors and Fonts (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 9.15: HTML Output from PROC PRINT Using the Default Style Definition
Display 9.16: HTML Output from PROC PRINT with the Customized Style Definition
Chapter 10: TEMPLATE Procedure-Creating Tabular Output
Display 10.1: RTF Output of City Population Statistics from PROC UNIVARIATE (Default Basic Statistical Measures Tables)
Display 10.2: RTF Output of Non City Population Statistics from PROC UNIVARIATE (Default Basic Statistical Measures Tables)
Display 10.3: RTF Output from of City Population Statistics PROC UNIVARIATE (Customized Basic Statistical Measures Tables)
Display 10.4: RTF Output from of Non City Population Statistics PROC UNIVARIATE (Customized Basic Statistical Measures Tables)
Display 10.5: Default HTML Output (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 10.6: Customized HTML Output (Customized Moments Table) from PROC UNIVARIATE (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 10.7: HTML Output Using an Edited Table Definition for Base.Summary
Display 10.8: HTML Output that Uses the Table Definition
Base.Summary.
Display 10.9: HTML Output for the TopN Report (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 10.10: HTML Output (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 10.11: HTML Output (Viewed with Internet Explorer 6.0)
Display 10.12: PDF Output (Viewed with Acrobat Reader 5.0)
Chapter 11: TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Markup Language Tagsets
Display 11.1: Generated Output: MYTAGS.CHTML (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 11.2: A Display That Uses the Default CHTML Tagset (Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer)
Display 11.3: Output Created from Events and tagsets.mytagset Definition
Display 11.4: Output Created from Events and Using tagsets.mytagset2 Definition Source
Display 11.5: Grain Production Report Displayed Using a Customized Tagset Tagsets.Semisv (Viewed with Microsoft Excel)
Display 11.6: Output with Values Side by Side
Display 11.7: Output with Values Stacked One on Top of the Another
Appendix 2: ODS and the HTML Destination
Figure A2.1: Linking within a File
Figure A2.2: Linking to Another File
Figure A2.3: Creating the Value of an HREF Attribute
Figure A2.4: Placement of <A> (anchor) Tags in HTML Output
Figure A2.5: Schematic of an HTML Frame File
Display A2.1: Browser View of HTML Frame File
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SAS 9.1 Output Delivery System Users Guide
ISBN: 1590472187
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 99
Authors:
SAS Institute
BUY ON AMAZON
High-Speed Signal Propagation[c] Advanced Black Magic
Concentric-Ring Skin-Effect Model
Waveguide Dispersion Region
Two-Wire Circuits
Fiber-Optic Cabling
Effect of Split Termination
Adobe After Effects 7.0 Studio Techniques
The Timeline
Keyframes and The Graph Editor
Compositing: Science and Nature
Onward to Effects
Billowing Smoke
Cisco IP Telephony (CIPT) (Authorized Self-Study) (2nd Edition)
Security and Hot Fix Policy
Using FAC and CMC
Summary
PKI Topologies in Cisco IP Telephony
Bandwidth Management
Secure Programming Cookbook for C and C++: Recipes for Cryptography, Authentication, Input Validation & More
Enforcing Strict Conformance to the C++ Standard
Comparing Ranges
Implementing a Stride Iterator
Implementing Fixed-Point Numbers
Initializing a Sequence with Comma-Separated Values
AutoCAD 2005 and AutoCAD LT 2005. No Experience Required
Working with Hatches and Fills
Controlling Text in a Drawing
Dimensioning a Drawing
Managing External References
Using Layouts to Set Up a Print
Junos Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
Creating IPSec Dynamic SAs on J-Series Routers or Routers with AS PICs
Collecting Router Operational Information with SNMP
Logging Enterprise-Specific Traps
Limiting the Messages Collected
Configuring T1 Interfaces
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