ODS in SAS - 1| Producing SAS Output in PDF, Excel, HTML or Doc with Different Styles | Learnerea

[@akashpatil7878]

Great thank you very very much sir . Your ways to teach students is very good .

[@nareshyenni4416]

Very clearly explained sir. Thanku so much

[@learnerea]

Keep watching

[@MohammadIrfan-ke7vq]

Good explanation 👏

[@shrikantshirsekar]

Awesome video

[@learnerea]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@adityabatra8894]

Nice video....

[@97reddy]

I am able to run pdf rtf file...but my pc is not supporting to run...html file what's the reason? Can u provide solution to overcome it

[@learnerea]

what is the error that you are getting..?

[@samsonabu6635]

In my report I have drop-down list, listing table and multidimentional table. I know that I can export listing table or multidimentional table into excel file separately, but I would like to export both listing and multidimentional table into one single excel or pdf file (something like "export entire page to excel/pdf file"). Is it possible in SAS VA?

[@learnerea]

Try checking the subsequent part of this series.. I have covered it in one of them... last five videos in this playlist - kzbin.info/aero/PL4GjoPPG4VqPRFh5PwCXwT0q1d6dERj4E

[@adityabatra8894]

Please explain some statistical procedure like chi square test Wilson test

[@learnerea]

Sure, that will be done on the technical side as well, but before that it is important that we cover the statistical concept of that... which we are on the way and will soon be completed. thank you for bringing it...

[@md.barkatullah5084]

Very well explained. I have many items to add in a pdf output file. They are, title of a report, an introductory para about the report, two figures, and three tables. All the figures and tables have titles and notes as well. Also, all the pages will have same footnotes (like footer). I have several questions. 1) Do you have any video to show the procedure like this? 2) I added the report title and introductory para as ods text= . But I do not know how to change the size/style of the font. Could you help? 3) Is there any way to specify the contents on each page? for example, I would like to keep the report title, introductory para, and one graph in page-1, second graph in page-2, one table in page-3, and two tables in page-4.

[@learnerea]

we have made a complete series of 3-4 videos on ODS which covers all of the requirements that you have stated above... kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2mld4JjbLBjl6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmQq6htg6mZic0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4nGeqKerrmlr8k

[@danielfelipegonzalezramire9465]

Thanks for the video, really really helpfull. But right now im having a problem. Every time I try to print somthing new, Instead of printing below the previous table, it prints it in a new page. How can I solve this?

[@learnerea]

Do not write a new ODS statement, write it inside the same ODS statement. for e.g. I want to create two frequency tables using cars data and print in the same pdf file - ods pdf file="your location and file name here" style=daisy; title "this is tyle testing report"; proc freq data=sashelp.cars; tables type; run; proc freq data=sashelp.cars; tables origin; run; ods pdf close;

[@leowidi8889]

Very well explained. Thankyou sir. But I have a little question here. On this experiment, Data Car & Data List-Style appear top-and-bottom. Can we put both of table side by side? So that, if I want to write 'ODS Excel', it will show 2 data in 1 row. Thanks in advance.

[@learnerea]

yes, try in combination with ods layout - ods pdf file="/home/u49504224/reports/SideBySide.pdf"; ods layout start width=7in height=9in; ods region x=0in y=0in width=3.5in height=9in; proc print data=sashelp.cars(obs=10 keep=origin type msrp); run; ods region x=3.5in y=0in width=3.5in height=9in; proc freq data=sashelp.cars(keep=type origin); tables type; run; ods layout end; ods pdf close;