Dive into CDISC Express (1): Introductory
Dive into CDISC Express (2): Create a New Study
Dive into CDISC Express (3): Navigate mapping file
Dive into CDISC Express (4): Data manipulation techniques
A more friendly PDF version of these all CDISC Express series is also available in
http://jiangtanghu.com/docs/en/CDISCExpress.pdf
The following tasks, such as generating SDTM domains and define.xml, need just some clicking […]
Dive into CDISC Express (1): Introductory
Dive into CDISC Express (2): Create a New Study
Dive into CDISC Express (3): Navigate mapping file
4.3 Data manipulation techniques in CDISC Express
CDISC Express supplies relative rich sets of data manipulation techniques assembling with SAS languages used for data mapping. Following is a not limited listing and I will keep it […]
Dive into CDISC Express (1): Introductory
Dive into CDISC Express (2): Create a New Study
Dive into CDISC Express (3): Navigate mapping file
4.3 Data manipulation techniques in CDISC Express
CDISC Express supplies relative rich sets of data manipulation techniques assembling with SAS languages used for data mapping. Following is a not limited listing and I will keep it […]
Dive into CDISC Express (1): Introductory
Dive into CDISC Express (2): Create a New Study
4. Step 2 of 6: Generate mapping file
Generating template (blank) mapping file only needs pieces of effort by submitting generate_mapping_template.sas. The toughest one is to fill it with mapping rules according to specified study.
4.1 Get the blank template mapping file (generate_mapping_template.sas)
To get […]
Dive into CDISC Express (1): Introductory
3. Step 1 of 6: Create a new study (create_new_study.sas)
Open create_new_study.sas in C:\Program Files\CDISC Express\programs\, you can see only one line of a macro call:
%addnewstudy(studyname=my new study);
Just assign a study name to the macro variable, &studyname, e.g, “CLINCAP”:
%addnewstudy(studyname= CLINCAP);
Submit the codes, you can find a folder named “CLINCAP” with the […]
Recently I did for my personal project some research on Clinovo’s open source application, CDISC Express, a SAS application based on Excel framework designed to map clinical data to CDISC SDTM domains automatically. Not perfect yet, but it is easily understandable and practically usable after few hours’ of exploration of user guide. And most important, […]