October 2009
Beginner
636 pages
13h 35m
English
When you create a Web page with a table of contents, SAS builds a structure to help users navigate through your output. But sometimes you want your output to be more directly linked together. If users are looking at a summary table with a number of variables, it would be nice if they could jump directly to univariate statistics for each variable.
What you want users to be able to do is drill down to detailed statistics from data summarized in a table. This type of table is easy to create if you know a little about HTML. What you do is create a table and then build hyperlinks into your variable labels.
The following code shows how this works with a table created by PROC TABULATE. The label for each of ...
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