ClinPlus Report is designed with SAS Programmers in mind!

• Reports created by the ClinPlus Report System are homogeneous row and column structure tables sub-divided into well-defined groups.

• Each report can be produced using a single macro call.  Macro calls may be written programatically or via the GUI interface.

• ClinPlus Report generates a variety of output types including ASCII, RTF (Rich Text Format) from which PDF, HTML and XML files are produced. 

• Compared to SAS report writing procedures: Proc Print, Proc Report and Proc Tabulate we can say that ClinPlus Report System is all the above and much more.

The ClinPlus Report System:

The list below illustrates some important features and capabilities of the system.

• calculates and combines descriptive statistics from the MEANS, UNIVARIATE, FREQ, and GLM, NPAR1WAY, LIFETEST, and MIXED SAS procedures

• presents p‑values for inferential tests from the SAS FREQ, GLM, NPAR1WAY, LIFETEST, and MIXED procedures

• generates totals and subtotals within specified groups

• includes subgroup counts in column, row, or page headers (e.g., (N = xxx))

• controls the denominator for percentage calculations

• provides automatic rounding, formatting, and decimal point alignment of results

• Uses SAS formats and labels defined external to the routine.

• Adjusts spacing between columns and between output lines.

• Manages page changing based on user-defined groupings.

• Allows headings that span multiple columns.

• Provides dynamic variable substitution in titles, footnotes, labels, and headers.

• Places information from a single record on multiple output lines.

• Formats variables automatically and aligns decimal points.

• Supports embedding of variables in labels and format values.

• Provides various line options for custom reports: no lines, horizontal lines, or solid boxes.

• It can create multiple page reports by design or automatic ways as the page is filled up.

• The multiple page reports can be displayed on the same page by horizontal page division.

• Allows the footnotes follow the table body or place them always on the same line at the bottom of the table.

• Allows intelligent footnote - the line appears only relevant pages.

• It can divide the title and footnote lines into three parts by positioning left alignned, centered and right aligned in the same line.

• Titles and footnotes can be aligned to the page left or to the table body left.

• Allows three variables to share one column printed next or under each other using one common column heading text.

• Allows word-wrapping of large text fields in any columns, even when variable are stacked in a single column.

• Produces a Profile listing that display data from multiple datasets by key variables (Patient Profiles).

• Along with SAS output it can create individually styled RTF tables for immediate use in WORD.

• The RTF tables can be supplied with TOC.

• The RTF tables are divided into four parts (Titles, Headers, Row Heads, Table Body and Footnote) and all the parts can be styled differently by choice of fonts, font sizes etc.

• Every report can be individually styled for the RTF presentation.