Hi everybody,
I am Cons. I would like to know more about ODS OUTPUTS.
ARE THERE STATEMENTS like WINXP CSVALL MSOFFICE? (i.e. ODS WINXP FILE=....)
Bye.
All the destinations are described in the documentation. A sample of them is: RTF, PDF, Listing, tagsets.excelxp, excel. There is one called MSOFFICE2K_X, there isn't ones named winxp (which doesn't make sense as thats an operating system) and no msoffice (as that is a product).
Thats not a question, but a request for training. I would suggest you first read the manual:
http://support.sas.com/rnd/base/ods/
Then try some things out, and then come back with questions.
All the destinations are described in the documentation. A sample of them is: RTF, PDF, Listing, tagsets.excelxp, excel. There is one called MSOFFICE2K_X, there isn't ones named winxp (which doesn't make sense as thats an operating system) and no msoffice (as that is a product).
There are ODS destinations such as tagsets.excelxp
Helpful links:
List of common ODS markup
To to explicilty answer your question:
Winxp - no
csvall - yes
msoffice - no
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