04-21-2013
With "sas" i suppose you mean the "Statistical Analysis System". SAS is a data management system, you can do data warehousing tasks, report generation and similar things. HTML nowhere enters the picture there. Of course you can create some report, file it in a text document and "HTMLize" (add HTML markup to it) this somehow. But then you could do this with every text document, regardless of how it was created.
I hope this helps.
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
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