This page will give you links to some lab macros I wrote to help QC most
of the different table outputs of the company standard lab macro. The macros
were never fully completed. The reason this page is here is to show you
how I intended for people to use the Spectre clinical macros along with
the utility macros. These macros won't work for you - they are more of
a guide on how to use the Spectre macros in those cases where the format
of the report is purely a client style and not one of the limited styles
that the Spectre clinical macros cover. Spectre is a clinical reporting
engine,
rather than being a clinical reporting system. It's purpose is not
to impose a clinical reporting style on the user. It contains some commonly
seen styles (that might have all originated from the Research Triangle
Park) but as originally written (no longer the case) the main clinical
reporting macros did not provide any output. Instead, it did the descriptive
statistics or the counts and percentages and wrote it to a dataset for
later reporting by the programmer.
Again, I would remind the reader that these macros will not work for
them and were just written to QC a major client macro written by an external
software house. Do not put these as a lab macro library on your sasautos
path like you should do for the utility macros and the clinical reporting
macros.
The Lab Macros
Links to the lab macros are provided below. They are just for you to look
at and study how the Spectre macros were originally intended to be used
for specialized client reporting purposes:
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