The fast SAS dataset viewer built by clinical programmers

Open any SAS, R, SPSS, Stata, Excel, or PDF file. Filter with one keystroke. Count frequencies in seconds. No SAS installation needed.

Runs on Windows 10/11 and macOS • Also available in Chrome, Edge, and Safari.

StatDataViewer displaying a filtered SAS dataset with the Variables panel open

Filter the data
with a single key

Click any cell and press D to filter the dataset to rows matching that value. Chain conditions, undo steps with Z, or apply the same WHERE clause across the entire library with L.

→ See filtering docs

Context menu showing filter options on a cell value in StatDataViewer

Frequency tables
in one right-click

Right-click any column and choose Frequency — or press F. Hold Ctrl and click multiple columns for a crosstab. Press N to count distinct USUBJIDs per value — indispensable for safety reviews.

→ See frequency docs

Frequency table showing value counts for a SAS variable

Library filter —
one WHERE across all domains

Right-click a value and choose a WHERE clause: StatDataViewer applies it to every dataset in the library at once. Open ADAE, ADLB, and ADCM simultaneously — all filtered to the same subject. Perfect for subject-level data review.

→ See library filter docs

Library filter applied across all datasets in a clinical study folder

Everything a clinical programmer needs

See how StatDataViewer handles clinical trial workflows →

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SDTM supplemental join

Join any domain with its SUPP__ companion in one click. IDVAR/IDVARVAL handled automatically.

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Dataset comparison

Compare base and compare datasets by ID variables. Spot differences row-by-row — a PROC COMPARE replacement that needs no SAS.

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Descriptive statistics

N, mean, SD, min, max, median, and quartiles. Set BY variables to stratify. No PROC MEANS required.

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Multi-format support

SAS (.sas7bdat, .xpt), R (.rds, .rdata), SPSS (.sav), Stata (.dta), Excel (.xlsx), and PDF — all in one tool.

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Keyboard-first workflow

Single-letter shortcuts for every common action. D, L, F, N, G, H — learn five keys and rarely touch the mouse.

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100% local — no data leaves your machine

No cloud, no telemetry. Runs fully offline. macOS sandbox enforced. Safe for PHI and study data.

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