Profile All Subjects

The Profile All Subjects process generates a comprehensive graphical summary for all patients in a study.

Tip : Depending on system resources, constructing more than 100 profiles might be time-consuming. It might be better to select a smaller subset and use Profile Selected Subjects if time is of the essence.

What do I need?

This process requires demographic-, exposure- events-, findings-, and treatment-related variables . All variables must be in a single table (typically ADSL ). These include:

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USUBJID ,

•	a treatment variable ( the actual treatment received by each subject ( TRT01A )),

•	the planned treatment (intent-to-treat) for each subject ( TRT01P ), or the description of the planned treatment arm ( ARM ),

•	EX variables ( EXTRT , EXDOSE , EXSTDTC , and EXENDTC ),

•	AE variables ( AEDECOD , AESTDTC , AEENDTC ),

•	CM variables ( CMDECOD , CMSTDTC , and CMENDTC ),

•	EG variables ( EGDTC , EGTEST , EGTESTCD , and EGSTRESN ),

•	LB variables ( LBTEST , LBTESTCD , LBSTRESN , LBSTNRHI , and LBSTNRLO ),

•	an MH variable ( MHSTDTC ), and

•	VS variables ( VSDTC , VSTEST , VSTESTCD , and VSSTRESN ).

The process runs automatically for all of the patients in the current study.

Note : Missing start and end dates are imputed for AE , CE , CM , and SU when timing flags are available.

Note : Comment files for this process are saved in the Notes directory of your user home folder. In Windows 7, this is typically C:\Users\ <your user name> \AppData\Local\SAS\JMP\10\JMPC\Notes .

Output/Results

The output generated by this process is summarized in a tabbed report. Refer to the Profile All Subjects output documentation for detailed descriptions and guides to interpreting your results.