Hi all,
Could you please help with the table reporting that should contain links on the correspondent files. I have a dataset that with tables names and should receive a one column with the names and each name should be an interactive.
It has to be an rtf and pdf documents. Is it possible with SAS?
data test;
format TABLE $6. LINK $25.;
input TABLE LINK;
datelines;
Table1 C:\ProjectX\Table1.rtf
Table2 C:\ProjectX\Table2.rtf
Table3 C:\ProjectX\Table3.rtf
;
run;
Thank you!
You can use Proc REPORT with the CALL DEFINE and the URL attribute to set your link. See sample code below.
Also have a look at http://support.sas.com/kb/24/182.html concerning the color around the link
data test;
format TABLE $6. LINK $25.;
input TABLE LINK;
datalines;
Table1 C:\ProjectX\Table1.rtf
Table2 C:\ProjectX\Table2.rtf
Table3 C:\ProjectX\Table3.rtf
;
run;
ods pdf file="c:\temp\sample.pdf";
proc report data=test;
column table link _dummy;
define table / display;
define link / display noprint;
define _dummy / computed noprint;
compute _dummy;
call define ("table", "URL", link);
/* call define("table", "style", "style={LINKCOLOR=white}");*/
endcomp;
run;
ods pdf close;
You can use Proc REPORT with the CALL DEFINE and the URL attribute to set your link. See sample code below.
Also have a look at http://support.sas.com/kb/24/182.html concerning the color around the link
data test;
format TABLE $6. LINK $25.;
input TABLE LINK;
datalines;
Table1 C:\ProjectX\Table1.rtf
Table2 C:\ProjectX\Table2.rtf
Table3 C:\ProjectX\Table3.rtf
;
run;
ods pdf file="c:\temp\sample.pdf";
proc report data=test;
column table link _dummy;
define table / display;
define link / display noprint;
define _dummy / computed noprint;
compute _dummy;
call define ("table", "URL", link);
/* call define("table", "style", "style={LINKCOLOR=white}");*/
endcomp;
run;
ods pdf close;
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