Here’s my latest tip on how to apply conditional highlighting to a SAS Enterprise Guide report using the Summary Tables task. The Summary Tables task is a great way to point and click your way to creating simple or complex reports. Conditional highlighting is just one additional feature you can add to your report.
Watch this video tutorial to learn how:
You can also learn more in the SAS training course Creating Reports and Graphs with SAS Enterprise Guide.
Stacey Syphus is a senior manager and instructor for SAS Education. Her areas of expertise include SAS programming, SAS Enterprise Guide and SAS Studio. Occasionally she gets back to her roots and teaches a statistics course. When not teaching or writing SAS training, she is likely chauffeuring her 3 children to various activities, visiting fun places near her Northern California home, or watching college football or basketball.
Analytics | Learn SAS | Programming Tips
Analytics | Learn SAS | Programming Tips
Analytics | Learn SAS | Programming Tips
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You would also need to modify the code generated by the List Report Wizard or List Data task. Here is a link to the documentation for PROC REPORT style elements: https://go.documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=proc&docsetTarget=p0xcdcilo2yuuwn1t9uks2c1e66e.htm&docsetVersion=9.4&locale=en. If you do a Google search for SAS PROC REPORT STYLE ELEMENTS you will find several great papers with helpful examples.
This is great , but how do you do the same in list report/list data ?
This tutorial was great, thanks a lot. :)