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Browse indexed publications from PharmaSUG. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.

3,182 papers · Showing 3121–3160

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper MA01PharmaSUG 2011

Lessons Learned From Managing a New Statistical Programming Group

Yong Zhao

Source category: Management

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper AD11PharmaSUG 2011

Let the system do the work! Automate your SAS code execution on UNIX and Windows platforms

Niraj J. Pandya; Vinodh Paida

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Niraj J. Pandya · Vinodh Paida

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper AD18PharmaSUG 2011

Listening to the Voice of the Customer when Deploying Your Application: Using SAS and Design Methodologies to Create a Pleasing User Installation Experience

Joe Perry

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Joe Perry

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC09PharmaSUG 2011

Macro to Generate Summary and Descriptive Statistics Tables

Yogesh Pande

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Yogesh Pande

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC05PharmaSUG 2011

Macros to Help You Clean Up!

Kavitha Madduri

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Kavitha Madduri

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CD17PharmaSUG 2011

Making a List, Checking it Twice (Part 1): Techniques for Specifying and Validating Analysis Datasets

Elizabeth Li; Linda Collins

Source category: CDISC

Author collections: Elizabeth Li · Linda Collins

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper MA02PharmaSUG 2011

Managing the Validation and Migration from SAS® 9.13 to 9.2 on a New Server

Carey Smoak; Sy Truong

Source category: Management

Author collections: Carey Smoak · Sy Truong

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper PO09PharmaSUG 2011

Method to Derive Reproducible SDTM Relationship Datasets

Suwen Li; Sai Ma; Regan Li; Bob Lan

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Suwen Li · Sai Ma · Bob Lan

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CD05PharmaSUG 2011

Methods of Building Traceability for ADaM Data

Songhui Zhu; Lin Yan

Source category: CDISC

Author collections: Songhui Zhu · Lin Yan

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper TU02PharmaSUG 2011

New Tips and Tricks for Creating a Harmonized, Report-Friendly SDTM and ADaM Lab Data for a Clinical Study Report

Xiangchen (Bob) Cui; Min Chen; Scott Moseley

Source category: Tutorials

Author collections: Xiangchen (Bob) Cui · Min Chen · Scott Moseley

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper IB03PharmaSUG 2011

Oncology Trials 101 – The Basics and Then Some

Dave Polus

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Dave Polus

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper TU08PharmaSUG 2011

Perl Regular Expressions: Out of the Oyster, Into Your Code

Eric Larson

Source category: Tutorials

Author collections: Eric Larson

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC21PharmaSUG 2011

Permutation via Recursive SAS® Macro

Jian Dai

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Jian Dai

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC04PharmaSUG 2011

Plotting an Error/Line Plot and Bar Graph in a Single Plot with Dual Y-Axis Scales

Sanjiv Ramalingam

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Sanjiv Ramalingam

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper HW04PharmaSUG 2011

Powerful and “Sometimes” Hard-to-find PROC SQL® Features

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper PO12PharmaSUG 2011

Processing the RefSeq and CCDS Annotation Datasets Using the SAS System: Creation of Gene Reference

Kevin Viel; Shannon Grabich

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Kevin Viel

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC01PharmaSUG 2011

Producing Clinical Laboratory Shift Tables From ADaM Data

Rao Bingi

Source category: Coders Corner

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper AD05PharmaSUG 2011

Project Automation and Tracking Using SAS

Rajesh Lal

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Rajesh Lal

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper AD17PharmaSUG 2011

Protecting Macros and Macro Variables: It Is All About Control

Eric Sun; Arthur L. Carpenter

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Arthur L. Carpenter

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC15PharmaSUG 2011

Quick – Ready Set Retain, and Maybe Reset!

Lisa Fine

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Lisa Fine

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC11PharmaSUG 2011

Reading Title and Footnote from RTF Output into SAS® utilizing Microsoft® Excel

Ajay Gupta

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Ajay Gupta

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CD07PharmaSUG 2011

Resolving OpenCDISC Error Messages Using SAS®

Virginia Redner; John R. Gerlach

Source category: CDISC

Author collections: John R Gerlach

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper TT14PharmaSUG 2011

Run your reports through that last loop to standardize the presentation attributes

Niraj J. Pandya

Source category: Technical Techniques

Author collections: Niraj J. Pandya

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper SAS-CC27PharmaSUG 2011

SAS Abbreviations are your friends, use the template method to code!

Elizabeth Ceranowski

Source category: SAS Presents

Author collections: Elizabeth Ceranowski

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper SAS-AD03PharmaSUG 2011

SAS Drug Development Program Portability

Ben Bocchicchio; Nancy Cole

Source category: SAS Presents

Author collections: Ben Bocchicchio

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper AD15PharmaSUG 2011

SAS Users Can Command Microsoft Excel to Automatically Create Graphs From SAS ExcelXP Output

William E Benjamin Jr

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: William E Benjamin Jr

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper HW02PharmaSUG 2011

SAS/GRAPH® Elements You Should Know – Even If You Don’t Use SAS/GRAPH

Arthur L. Carpenter

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

Author collections: Arthur L. Carpenter

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper TT01PharmaSUG 2011

Scatter Charts of Serial Observations with Proc SGPLOT and Graphics Template Language

Anthony L. Feliu

Source category: Technical Techniques

Author collections: Anthony L. Feliu

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper HW08PharmaSUG 2011

SDTM, ADaM and define.xml with OpenCDISC®

Matt Becker; Angela Ringelberg

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

Author collections: Matt Becker · Angela Ringelberg

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC14PharmaSUG 2011

Semi log plots – Getting the axis tick mark labels in expanded Log10 scale

Neha Mohan

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Neha Mohan

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper IB05PharmaSUG 2011

Similarities and Differences in SAS Programming Among CRO and Pharmaceutical Industries

Sandra Minjoe; Mark Matthews

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Sandra Minjoe · Mark Matthews

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC12PharmaSUG 2011

Smart Import/Append Data in Excel Sheets

Zhengping Ma; Liping Liu

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Zhengping Ma

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC19PharmaSUG 2011

Some Useful Techniques of Proc Format

Stan Li

Source category: Coders Corner

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper SP07PharmaSUG 2011

Statistical Analysis of Adverse Events in Randomized Clinical Trials Using SAS

Dongsun Cao; Xiaomin He

Source category: Statistics and Pharmacokinetics

Author collections: Dongsun Cao

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper IB01PharmaSUG 2011

Success As a Pharmaceutical Statistical Programmer

Sandra Minjoe; Mario Widel

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Sandra Minjoe · Mario Widel

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper AD19PharmaSUG 2011

Symbol Table Generator (New and Improved)

Jim Johnson

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Jim Johnson

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper CC18PharmaSUG 2011

SYMply PUT: GET the most out of SYMPUTX and SYMGETN

Robert Howard

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Robert Howard

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper DM02PharmaSUG 2011

The Illusion of Good Data, or How Not to Think of a Blue Elephant

Kim Truett

Source category: Data Management

Author collections: Kim Truett

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper TU06PharmaSUG 2011

The Many Ways To Effectively Utilize Array Processing

Arthur Li

Source category: Tutorials

Author collections: Arthur Li

PharmaSUG · 2011Paper AD09PharmaSUG 2011

The Path, The Whole Path, And Nothing But the Path, So Help Me Windows

Arthur L. Carpenter

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Arthur L. Carpenter