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Craig Dickstein — Indexed Papers

Publications credited to Craig Dickstein in the available conference metadata. Browse coauthors and original source links below. This is a publication index, not a verified biographical profile; identical names may refer to different people.

8 papers · Showing 1–8

SUGI · 2002Paper 053-27SUGI 2002

DATA Step vs. PROC SQL: What’s a Neophyte to Do?

Craig Dickstein; Ray Pass

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Craig Dickstein · Ray Pass

SUGI · 2001Paper 061-26SUGI 2001

DATA Step vs. PROC SQL: What's a Neophyte to Do?

Craig Dickstein; Ray Pass

Source category: Conference paper

The publisher's title link points to a different file from its numbered paper link; this entry uses the numbered link pending PDF identity review.

Author collections: Craig Dickstein · Ray Pass

SUGI · 2001Paper 014-26SUGI 2001

The Metamorphosis of a Study Design

Marge Scerbo; Craig Dickstein

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Marge Scerbo · Craig Dickstein

SUGI · 1997Paper 156-24SUGI 1997

Reading and Writing Character Data

Craig Dickstein; Marge Scerbo

Source category: Conference paper

The publisher TOC prints paper number 156-24, although this is SUGI 22; the number may be incorrect.

Author collections: Craig Dickstein · Marge Scerbo

SUGI · 1996Paper 98SUGI 1996

Reading and Writing Character Data

Craig Dickstein; Marge Scerbo

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Craig Dickstein · Marge Scerbo

SUGI · 1989Paper 61SUGI 1989

SAS® Macros and a SAS/AF® Menu System for Reading COMPUSTAT® Files

Craig Dickstein; Christian Vye

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Craig Dickstein

SUGI · 1988Paper 245SUGI 1988

Effective Use of Custom Report Writing Tools

Craig Dickstein

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Craig Dickstein

SUGI · 1983Paper 33SUGI 1983

A SAS News Facility

Craig Dickstein; J. Michael Shaughnessy

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Craig Dickstein