In the "Demog" display of the "Summary of Demographics" output in the same reporting event as the previous example, the sponsor used both global titles and both global legends in addition to a title and footnote defined within the context of the display:

Lines 16-17:

Show the text identified as "GlobalDisp_Title_1" ("Study CDISCPILOT01") used as the first header.

Lines 20-23:

Show the first title defined within the context of the display as "Summary of Demographics".

Lines 24-25:

Show the text identified as "GlobalDisp_Title_1" ("Safety Population") used as the second title.

Lines 28-29:

Show the text identified as "GlobalDisp_Legend_1" ("For continuous variables, p-values are results of ANOVA treatment group comparisons.") used as the first legend.

Lines 30-31:

Show the text identified as "GlobalDisp_Legend_2" ("For categorical variables, p-values are results of Pearson's chi-square test.") used as the second legend.

Lines 36-37:

Show a footer defined within the context of the display as "Source dataset: adsl, Generated on: DDMONYYYY:HH:MM".

outputs:
- name: Summary of Demographics
  id: Out14-1-1
  version: 1
  ...
  displays:
  - order: 1
    display:
      name: Demog
      id: Disp14-1-1
      version: 1
      displayTitle: Summary of Demographics
      displaySections:
      - sectionType: Header
        orderedSubSections:
        - order: 1
          subSectionId: GlobalDisp_Header_1
      - sectionType: Title
        orderedSubSections:
        - order: 1
          subSection:
            id: Disp14-1-1_Title_1
            text: Summary of Demographics
        - order: 2
          subSectionId: GlobalDisp_Title_1
      - sectionType: Legend
        orderedSubSections:
        - order: 1
          subSectionId: GlobalDisp_Legend_1
        - order: 2
          subSectionId: GlobalDisp_Legend_2
      - sectionType: Footer
        orderedSubSections:
        - order: 1
          subSection:
            id: Disp14-1-1_Footer_1
            text: 'Source dataset: adsl, Generated on: DDMONYYYY:HH:MM'
  ...
...