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Maximizing Output: Writing Multiple Tables to One Page

Explore a case of blatant plagiarism in Martha Cox's Cancer Outcomes Research Program. A demonstration using SAS programming to generate multiple tables on a single page. Learn how to enhance presentation and organization.

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Maximizing Output: Writing Multiple Tables to One Page

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  1. Writing Multiple Outputs to One Pagea case of blatant plagiarismMartha CoxCancer Outcomes Research Program

  2. Using STARTPAGE=never ods listing close; options orientation=landscape; odspdf file='MultipleTablesPerPage.pdf' notocstartpage=never; title 'Full Width'; proc print data=sashelp.shoes; where subsidiary = 'Algiers'; run; proc print data=sashelp.shoes; where subsidiary = 'Cairo'; run;

  3. Output #1

  4. Using COLUMNS odspdfstartpage=now columns=2; title 'Panels'; proc print data=sashelp.class; where sex = 'F'; run; odspdfstartpage=now; proc print data=sashelp.class; where sex = 'M'; run;

  5. Output #2

  6. Going back to full width odspdfcolumns=1 startpage=now ; title 'Back to Full Width'; proc print data=sashelp.retail(obs=20); run; ods _all_ close;

  7. Output #3

  8. Questions ?

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