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  1. Exporting data from SAS® data sets to Microsoft EXCEL spreadsheets has been a commonly requested task for SAS programmers, but the conventional methods seldom have the option to …

  2. Users can build custom Excel spreadsheets with built-in autofilters from any SAS dataset using the SAS Output Delivery System (ODS) Excel destination. One, two, or more column(s) or …

  3. To remove a filter from one column, click the AutoFilter arrow next to that column, and then click All. That command will display the rows hidden by that filter. To remove all filters at once, point …

  4. To filter the data, click on the appropriate drop down arrow and select the type of filtering you want perform. In our example we are finding all the customers that live in the North Region. To …

  5. This paper will show how to use ODS tagsets.excelxp to create XML files that can be opened in Excel just like a normal spreadsheet. Case study data from the CDISC pilot study has been …

  6. In its simplest form the following SAS code will produce an Excel workbook. As shown here. The SAS output looks like this, note that without a FILE= statement the output Excel Workbook …

  7. Once your report is in Excel, you can filter your records to customize your report according to your needs. Below are a few scenarios that show different ways of customizing your report using …

  8. The V-SeriesTM system is the most recent, state-of-the art self-cleaning screen filtration technology available today. The complexity and cleaning efficiency of any self-cleaning screen …

  9. ue and now ofers 10 micron automatic filters, with a bypass filter and control panel, directly from stock to ensur. te max. 15 m3/h The filters are equipped with by-pass filter and they are readily …

  10. easier. In this plug-in you will learn how to create a list in a workbook, sort the list based on one or more fields, locate important records by using filters, organize and ana-lyze entries by using …