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

463 papers · Showing 441–463

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Retrieving Sound Information from MIDI and Other Multivariate Data: SAS to the Rescue

Cecil R. Hallum

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: Cecil R. Hallum

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

SAS and Relational Databases: What You Must Know

Patricia Hettinger

Source category: Foundations and Fundamentals

Author collections: Patricia Hettinger

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

SAS Enterprise Guide: It's for Programmers Too

Marje Fecht

Source category: Hands-on Workshops

Author collections: Marje Fecht

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

SAS WOW!!! How to Streamline Your SAS Programs by Shedding Lines and Adding Substance

Lisa Mendez

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Lisa Mendez

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

SAS® Information Delivery Portal: Organize your Organization's reporting

Kevin Davidson

Source category: Business Intelligence

Author collections: Kevin Davidson

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

SAS® Platform Administration

Jim Wilkerson

Source category: Business Intelligence

The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Smart multi-processing for timely Credit Risk Management

Michael Priess

Source category: Beyond the Basics

The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

So, You’ve Got Data Enterprise Wide (SAS®, ACCESS, EXCEL, MySQL, and Others); Well, Let SAS® Enterprise Guide® Software Point-n-Click Your Way to Using It

William E. Benjamin, Jr.

Source category: Enterprise Guide

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Solving Kenken Puzzles — By Not Playing

John R. Gerlach

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: John R Gerlach

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Take Control: Understanding and Controlling Your Do-Loops

Toby Dunn

Source category: Foundations and Fundamentals

Author collections: Toby Dunn

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

The Next Generation: SAS/STAT 9.22

Bob Derr

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

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Author collections: Bob Derr

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Traffic Lighting Your Multi-Sheet Microsoft Excel Workbooks the Easy Way with SAS®

Vince DelGobbo

Source category: Hands-on Workshops

The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.

Author collections: Vince DelGobbo

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Untangling the World Wide Web

Mark Jordan

Source category: Social Media and Resources

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Author collections: Mark Jordan

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Upgrading to Enterprise Guide 4.2 and Beyond: Changes that End Users will Notice

Fred Janssen

Source category: Enterprise Guide

The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.

Author collections: Fred Janssen

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Using SAS for multivariate analysis of water quality parameters to determine freshwater inflow needs of estuarine organisms in Texas bays

Paul Montagna

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: Paul Montagna

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Using SAS for Quality Process Improvement

Clarence Wm. Jackson, CSQA

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

What Happens When You Push the Easy Button? – Migrating to BI 9.2

Faron Kincheloe

Source category: Business Intelligence

Author collections: Faron Kincheloe

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Win with SAS®, JMP®, and Interest In-House Groups

Charles Edwin Shipp; Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Social Media and Resources

Author collections: Charles Edwin Shipp · Kirk Paul Lafler

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

Yes! SAS® ExcelXP WILL NOT Create a Microsoft Excel® Graph; But SAS Users Can Command Microsoft Excel to Automatically Create Graphs From SAS

William E. Benjamin, Jr.

Source category: Data Visualization and Graphics

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

You don't have a programmer anymore: Bringing Business Intelligence to the masses

John Taylor; Fred Janssen

Source category: Business Intelligence

The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.

Author collections: John Taylor · Fred Janssen

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

You Might be a SAS® Nerd If You . . .

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

SCSUG · 2010SCSUG 2010

You Use SAS®, Your Boss Uses Excel. Guess Where Your Results Are Going to Appear! Using ODS to Create Your Results in Excel

William E. Benjamin, Jr.

Source category: Beyond the Basics