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filename odsout "d:\hugs\output";
ods html body = "regio.html"
path = odsout
newfile = output;
proc tabulate data=hugs.hugsd1_2;
format ozc $ozc.;
run;
ods html close;
In this example the $ozc-format contains links to other HTML-files. In the first proc tabulate
a HTML-file is created for each ozc. These files are automatically numbered rg.html, rg1.html
and so on. The second proc tabulate creates one HTML-file (regio.html) containing a table in
which the ozc-variable is a row-variable which is formatted with the links to the other created
HTML-files. Finally you add all files to your LN-database and you make sure that only
regio.html can be addressed directly.
To give a user more possibilities to use the data represented by a HTML-table you can store
the data in an Excel-file and link the file to the HTML-document. This is shown below.
Example: A static webpage with a link to Excel
filename odsout "d:\hugs\output";
ods html body = "polissenikazpexcel.html"
path = odsout
newfile = output;
title "Aantal IKAZ-P polissen";
title2 " %bquote() ";
proc tabulate data=d1 out=d1_2 (drop=_page_ _type_ _table_);
run;
ods html close;
Here a link to Excel is added in the title2-statement. The Href points to a pre-created Excelfile
(which can be located in the LN-database) and the Excel-logo is used as the link. Users
who like to create their own graphs or tables using Excel can now download the information
and can do whatever they like with it.
ODS gives you the possibility to control the look and feel of the HTML-files you create. One
of the tools to do so is to create a style using the template-procedure. This paper doesn’t cover
all the options, but a small example is shown below.
Example: Creating a new style
proc template;
define style intra1;
PARENT=styles.default;
STYLE Body FROM Body/
BACKGROUNDIMAGE='logo_zt.gif’; /* Background */
STYLE SystemTitle FROM SystemTitle / /* Title above table */
FONT_SIZE = 4
FOREGROUND = orange
BACKGROUND = purple;
STYLE Header FROM Header / /* Column-head */
FONT_SIZE = 2
FOREGROUND = orange
BACKGROUND = purple;
STYLE Data FROM Data / /* Cells */
FONT_SIZE = 2
FOREGROUND = white
BACKGROUND = purple;
end;
run;
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