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Automatically Incorporating Repeated Changes in SAS Programming Codes in Clinical Trial Reporting

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Publisher SAS Institute
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Topics Programming Languages Date added 14 May 2007
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Changing SAS code is a frequent process in programming and reporting activities. When dealing with a large number of reports that need changes, copying and pasting code or manual editing of the code is not a good practice since the likelihood of making mistakes increases exponentially. Automation of the changes is always a favorable practice. This macro first finds the list of programs that need modification in the input directory. It then automatically searches for the code that needs to be replaced and modifies each program as needed. The modified programs will then be saved in the specified output directory.

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