Organizing SAS Output: Make 2 tables. Make sure the tables can stand alone with descriptive titles (answering the questions of what, where, and when). Avoid abbreviations. If you must use them, explain what they are in the footnotes. Make sure you include units (e.g. years for age). One should show the number and percentage of cases and controls by each variable It is recommended that you use column percentages. Put the rows in a logical order (e.g. demographic variables first, then clinical ones and then exposures). Enter the p-value of the chi-square test. The second table should be the output of the logistic regressions. Note that these will only include the demographic and exposure variables. In the second column you should put the crude odds ratios with the 95% confidence intervals, and in the third column the adjusted odds ratios with the 95% confidence intervals.