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In our previous blogposts, we discussed about different ways of tweaking the way we display our output. Now it's time for something more advanced. We're in the age of Web and sometimes our company might require our output in HTML format either to upload online or in the company's intranet portal, in either cases it's not efficient to give our output to a web designer and ask him/her to create a .html equivalent of our summary. Rather SAS has a great stuff called Output Delivery Syste (ODS in short) that can just push a .HTML file our report.

Problem 1:

Sending the output to an HTML file. Issue the appropriate commands to prevent SAS from creating a listing file. (19:1)

Solution:

ods listing close;
ods html file='/folders/myfolders/iSAS/Assignment/2/college_report.html'; 

title "Sending Output to an HTML File";
 
proc print data=A15001.A01_college(obs=8) noobs;
run;
 
proc means data=A15001.A01_college n mean maxdec=2;
    var GPA ClassRank;
run;
 
ods;

Output:

Run the same procedures as shown in Problem 1, except use the JOURNAL (or FANCYPRINTER) style instead of the default style. (19:3)

Solution:

ods listing close;
ods html file='/folders/myfolders/iSAS/Assignment/2/college_report.html' 
    style=FancyPrinter;
 
title "Sending Output to an HTML File";
 
proc print data=A15001.A01_college(obs=8) noobs;
run;
 
proc means data=A15001.A01_college n mean maxdec=2;
    var GPA ClassRank;
run;
 
ods;

Output:

Learning:

How to use ODS to output a HTML file of the report
How to use different styles while creating the HTML report file using ODS