Hi, I am new to this!
Can you please tell me how I can save the entire tables/graphs (output) of proc logistic? I would like to share my results with others and they won't have SAS.
Thanks much!
Save it directlly to a pdf file (or a file of your liking)
ods pdf file="Your Path\output.pdf";
/* Your code here */
ods pdf close;
Hi, I am new to this!
Can you please tell me how I can save the entire tables/graphs (output) of proc logistic? I would like to share my results with others and they won't have SAS.
Thanks much!
Save it directlly to a pdf file (or a file of your liking)
ods pdf file="Your Path\output.pdf";
/* Your code here */
ods pdf close;
I prefer to use ods rtf. So you can get an editable output, which is very similar to word file. Try
ods rtf style=statistical bodytitle;
/* your procedure*/
ods rtf close;
Bodytitle is an option to make nicer output. You can also use "style=journal" instead of "statistical" to get different style of output.
Hope this can help you.
How about using ods? i.e ods rtf, ods pdf.
If you are very new to ods, have a read of this http://www.lexjansen.com/nesug/nesug03/ps/ps020.pdf
Please do not cross post 🙂
Save it directlly to a pdf file (or a file type of your liking)
ods pdf file="Your Path\output.pdf";
/* Your code here */
ods pdf close;
@PeterClemmensen wrote:
Please do not cross post 🙂
Fixed it by merging into one.
Thankyou everyone! Appreciate this!
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