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Selecting output to print and suppress

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Selecting output to print and suppress

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- [Narrator] In this section, I want to show you how to customize your PROC Step output, specifically return only specific tables and graphics, and also how do we create new tables from Proc Step results? In R, we typically go ahead and create a model object and then we can print the default output. We can also pull fields from the object like the names or the residuals and so on. And then we can create data frames from those fields. So in this section, the SAS equivalent is, pulling fields from an object to customize your results. So to first customize our results, we need to talk about the Output Delivery System, or ODS. Now procedures in data sets simply produce raw data. So for example, when I run the core procedure, PROC core only produces that values, for in this case, 1.63,.38, and so one. It's the output delivery system that actually provides structure to the table, color, titles, headings, and so on. Why is this important? Well, we can actually get inside the output delivery…

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