Vincent DelGobboMany scientific and academic journals require that statistical tables be in a specific format (for example, the American Psychological Association [APA] style). This paper shows you how to change the output of any SAS procedure to conform to any journal or corporate style. You'll learn how to save data from any SAS procedure, change the data format using the DATA step, and dynamically create a format based on your data. You'll also use the SAS Output Delivery System (ODS) inline formatting functions and style overrides, and produce several output formats, including HTML, RTF (for Microsoft Word), PDF, and Microsoft Excel files. Finally, you'll learn how to create and deliver the output on-demand using SAS server technology. This paper is appropriate for all SAS skill levels.