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Browse indexed publications from SAS Global Forum in 2011. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.

396 papers · Showing 361–396

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 369-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® on UNIX with Multiple Active Directories as Authentication Providers

Jan Bigalke

Source category: Systems Architecture and Administration

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 332-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® PROC TCALIS for Multigroup Structural Equation Modeling with Mean Structures

Fei Gu; Wei Wu

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: Fei Gu · Wei Wu

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 345-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® Procedures FREQ, GENMOD, LOGISTIC, and PHREG to Estimate Adjusted Relative Risks: A Case Study

Jiming Fang

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: Jiming Fang

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 144-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® Software for Iterative Data Integration (DI)

Evangeline Collado

Source category: Data Integration

Author collections: Evangeline Collado

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 257-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® Stored Processes with JavaScript and Flash to Build Web-Based Applications

Philip Mason

Source category: Programming: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Philip Mason

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 238-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® to Create Custom Graphics

Barbara Okerson

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Barbara Okerson

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 118-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® to Enter Variables in a DOS Window

Brandon Harvey; Robert D. Parker

Source category: Coders' Corner

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 140-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® to Help Fight Crime: Scraping and Reporting Inmate Data

William G. Roehl

Source category: Data Integration

Author collections: William G. Roehl

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 187-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® to Identify and Stratify Members of Disease Management Programs at Community Care Behavioral Health Organization

Michele Mesiano; Meghna Parthasarathy

Source category: Healthcare Providers & Insurers

Author collections: Michele Mesiano

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 237-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® to Incorporate the SDTM for a Study Funded by the NIH

Fenghsiu Su; Bradford Jackson; Kaming Lo; Sumihiro Suzuki; Karan Singh; David Coultas

Source category: Posters

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 199-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® to Model and Forecast Greenhouse Gas Abatement Cost Curves

Lorry Hardt Jr.; Keith Renison

Source category: Operations Research

Author collections: Lorry Hardt Jr. · Keith Renison

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 143-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using SAS® to Move Data between Servers

John Bentley

Source category: Data Integration

Author collections: John Bentley

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 239-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using the PRELOADFMT Option with User-Defined Formats to Create Summary Tables

Suwen Li; Yi Hua; Daniel Li; Bob Lan

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Suwen Li · Bob Lan

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 179-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Using the SAS® Macro Language and SAS Pipe to Process State Health Care Survey Data

Xiaoting Qin; Cathy Bailey

Source category: Healthcare Providers & Insurers

Author collections: Xiaoting Qin

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 285-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Visualize Your Cloud Data Using the Graph Template Language

Krishnan Raghupathi

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 287-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Visualizing Count Data with 3D Flash Animation in a SAS® Environment

Xin Wei

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

Author collections: Xin Wei

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 350-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Visualizing Marginal Effects from Interactions in Generalized Linear Models

Xiao Chen; Brigid Wilson

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: Xiao Chen

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 158-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

What Are People Saying about Your Company, Your Products, or Your Brand?

Kathy Lange; Saratendu Sethi

Source category: Data Mining and Text Analytics

Author collections: Saratendu Sethi

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 385-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

What CDISC Means to SAS® Programmers

Kevin Lee

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Kevin Lee

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 364-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

What Happens When You Push the Easy Button? Migrating to SAS® 9.2

Faron Kincheloe

Source category: Systems Architecture and Administration

Author collections: Faron Kincheloe

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 253-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

What Were We Talking about at Those SAS® Conferences, or Let's Make Some Tag Clouds

Chang Y. Chung; John King

Source category: Programming: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Chang Y. Chung · John King

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 134-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

What's New in SAS® Data Integration

Nancy Rausch; Michael Ames; David Barkaway; Jeff Stander

Source category: Data Integration

Author collections: Nancy Rausch · Michael Ames · David Barkaway · Jeff Stander

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 191-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

What®s Hot, What®s Not: Skills for SAS® Professionals

Kirk P. Lafler; Charles E. Shipp

Source category: Management

Author collections: Kirk P. Lafler · Charles E. Shipp

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 117-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

When ""Anydate"" Doesn't Mean Any Date: A Macro Solution

Charlotte King; John Fleming

Source category: Coders' Corner

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 005-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

While You Were Sleeping, SAS® Was Hard at Work

Andrea Wainwright-Zimmerman

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Andrea Wainwright-Zimmerman

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 104-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Who Do You Have? Where Are They?

William C. Murphy

Source category: Coders' Corner

Author collections: William C. Murphy

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 275-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Why .1 + .1 Might Not Equal .2 and Other Pitfalls of Floating-Point Arithmetic

Clarke Thacher

Source category: Programming: Foundations and Fundamentals

Author collections: Clarke Thacher

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 027-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Why Did the Le Mans Risk Platform at Lloyds Banking Group Win the 2010 SAS Innovation Award? Hear the Story So Far.

Ruth Heaven

Source category: Banking, Financial Services and Insurance

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 322-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Why Government Can Take the Lead in Fighting Fraud, and Use the SAS® Fraud Framework to Get There

Carl Hammersburg

Source category: Social Media and Networking

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 427-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Why Should You Be Using the New SG (Statistical Graphics) Procedures in SAS® 9.2?

Philip R. Holland

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

Author collections: Philip R Holland

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 002-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Windows Application Using .NET and SAS® to Produce Custom Rater Reliability Reports

Sailesh Vezzu

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Sailesh Vezzu

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 211-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Work Smarter Rather than Harder- Tools for Growing up A SAS® Programmer

Jiangtang Hu

Source category: Planning and Support

Author collections: Jiangtang Hu

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 306-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Working with a DBMS Using SAS® Enterprise Guide®

Howard Plemmons; Michael Ames

Source category: SAS® Enterprise Guide® Implementation and Usage

Author collections: Howard Plemmons · Michael Ames

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 075-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

Writing SAS® Programs with SAS and Microsoft Excel: Generate Batch SAS Programs Based on SAP Specifications

Laiju Zhang

Source category: Coders' Corner

Author collections: Laiju Zhang

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 247-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

You Did That Report in SAS®!? - The Power of the ODS.pdf Destination

Pete Lund

Source category: Programming: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Pete Lund

SAS Global Forum · 2011Paper 068-2011SAS Global Forum 2011

You've Got ERROR

Ronald Palanca

Source category: Coders' Corner

Author collections: Ronald Palanca