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

575 papers · Showing 481–520

WUSS · 2018Paper 125WUSS 2018

Automating SAS Job Streams with the Power of VB Script

Lindsey Whiting; Joey Kaiser

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Using SAS With ….

WUSS · 2018Paper 56WUSS 2018

Better than Average: Calculating Geometric Means Using SAS

Kimberly Roenfeldt

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

WUSS · 2018Paper 55WUSS 2018

Bring the Vampire out of the Shadows: Understanding the RETAIN and COUNT functions in SAS

Steven C. Black

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

Author collections: Steven C. Black

WUSS · 2018Paper 28WUSS 2018

Building Dashboard with Base SAS Institutional Research Experience

Abdus Shahid

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

Author collections: Abdus Shahid

WUSS · 2018Paper 10WUSS 2018

Case Study: Using Base SAS to Automate Quality Checks of Excel Workbooks that have Multiple Worksheets

Lisa Mendez; Andrew Kuligowski

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Programming

Author collections: Lisa Mendez · Andrew Kuligowski

WUSS · 2018Paper 127WUSS 2018

CDISC in Phase I/II Studies: Approaches to adopting standards for CSR deliverables

Emily Woolley; Amber Randall

Source category: Industry Solutions

Author collections: Emily Woolley · Amber Randall

WUSS · 2018Paper 85WUSS 2018

Cell Growth Simulation Using SAS Software

Karen Walker

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Programming

Author collections: Karen Walker

WUSS · 2018Paper 54WUSS 2018

Combined Predictor Selection for Multiple Clinical Outcomes Using PHREG

Grisell Diaz-Ramirez, Siqi Gan, Sei Lee, Alexander Smith and John Boscardin

Source category: Industry Solutions

WUSS · 2018Paper 112WUSS 2018

Confessions of a SAS PROC SQL Instructor

Charu Shankar

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Programming

Author collections: Charu Shankar

WUSS · 2018Paper 46WUSS 2018

Connecting the Dots: Using ODS RTF ANCHORS and Table of Contents to Guide Readers Through Your SAS RTF Reports

Debra Goldman

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

Author collections: Debra Goldman

WUSS · 2018Paper 38WUSS 2018

Create Cupid Arrow into Two Love Hearts Image Using SAS® PROC TEMPLATE — For the Valentine’s Day

Kaiqing Fan

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Kaiqing Fan

WUSS · 2018Paper 14WUSS 2018

Creating BDS DERIVED Parameters for a Subject-level Frequency Summary Table? Then this macro can be useful

Masaki Mihaila

Source category: Conference paper

WUSS · 2018Paper 97WUSS 2018

Crime in the USA: Using SAS to Analyze Recidivism Rates

Philip Mayevskiy

Source category: Data Analytics and Statistics

WUSS · 2018Paper 11WUSS 2018

Customized Sharing Settings to Improve the Sustainability of HIEs: An Experimental Approach Using SAS

Mohamed Abdelhamid

Source category: Industry Solutions

WUSS · 2018Paper 45WUSS 2018

Customizing and Automating your Graphs using the SAS SG Procedures

Jesse Canchola, Alen Dzidic and Shiva Narra

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

WUSS · 2018Paper 102WUSS 2018

Data-Driven Data Analysis

Jack Shoemaker

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Applications Development

Author collections: Jack Shoemaker

WUSS · 2018Paper 80WUSS 2018

Dating for SAS Programmers

Josh Horstman

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

Author collections: Josh Horstman

WUSS · 2018Paper 120WUSS 2018

Defensive programming techniques for ongoing clinical studies

Bharath Donthi; Lingjiao Qi

Source category: Industry Solutions

Author collections: Bharath Donthi · Lingjiao Qi

WUSS · 2018Paper 58WUSS 2018

Dependency Macro: Ensuring data reliability in healthcare analytics

Lissa Bayang; Wayne Leonetti

Source category: Industry Solutions

WUSS · 2018Paper 103WUSS 2018

Dissecting the Burnout Factor for Modeling Mortgage Refinancing

Alec Zhixiao Lin

Source category: Industry Solutions

Author collections: Alec Zhixiao Lin

WUSS · 2018WUSS 2018

DOMinate your ODS Output with PROC TEMPLATE, ODS Cascading Style Sheets (CCS), and the ODS Document Object Model (DOM) by Mastering ODS TRACE DOM, Parsing CSS with a PROC TEMPLATE Front End, and Overriding ODS Style Inheritance with Customized Styles

Louise Hadden; Troy Hughes

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

The conference program has an abstract but no matching file in its proceedings directory.

Author collections: Louise Hadden · Troy Hughes

WUSS · 2018Paper 13WUSS 2018

Efficient Use of Disk Space in SAS Application Programs

Thomas Billings

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Applications Development

Author collections: Thomas Billings

WUSS · 2018Paper 3WUSS 2018

Essential Programming Techniques Every SAS User Should Learn

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

WUSS · 2018WUSS 2018

Everything is better with friends: Executing SAS code in Python scripts with SASPy

Isaiah Lankham; Matthew Slaughter

Source category: Hands-On-Workshops

The conference program has an abstract but no matching file in its proceedings directory.

Author collections: Isaiah Lankham · Matthew Slaughter

WUSS · 2018Paper 160WUSS 2018

Extend the Power of SAS® to Use Callable VBS and VBA Code Files Stored in External Libraries to Control Excel Formatting Routines and SAS ODS Excel Destination Commands

William Benjamin

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Applications Development

Author collections: William Benjamin

WUSS · 2018Paper 61WUSS 2018

Forecasting tourist's arrivals to the USA with SARIMA models.

Mostafa Zahedjahromi

Source category: Data Analytics and Statistics

WUSS · 2018Paper 156WUSS 2018

Forecasting: Something Old, Something New

Dave Dickey

Source category: Data Analytics and Statistics

Author collections: Dave Dickey

WUSS · 2018Paper 114WUSS 2018

Formatting outputs for clinical trial data to aid in readability

Lingjiao Qi and Bharath Donthi

Source category: Industry Solutions

WUSS · 2018Paper 138WUSS 2018

From FREQing Slow to FREQing Fast: Facilitating a Four-Times-Faster FREQ with Divide-and-Conquer Parallel Processing

Troy Hughes

Source category: Data Analytics and Statistics

Author collections: Troy Hughes

WUSS · 2018Paper 132WUSS 2018

From Student to Expert: Leveraging SAS Conferences as Professional Development Opportunities

Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

Source category: Career Development & Leadership

Author collections: Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

WUSS · 2018Paper 27WUSS 2018

Generating Variable Attributes for Define 2.0

Abhinav Srivastva

Source category: Industry Solutions

Author collections: Abhinav Srivastva

WUSS · 2018WUSS 2018

Getting Started with the SGPLOT Procedure

Josh Horstman

Source category: Hands-On-Workshops

The conference program has an abstract but no matching file in its proceedings directory.

Author collections: Josh Horstman

WUSS · 2018Paper 24WUSS 2018

Great Time to Learn GTL

Kriss Harris; Richann Watson

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Kriss Harris · Richann Watson

WUSS · 2018Paper 48WUSS 2018

How Best to Use Macro Quoting Functions

Arthur Li

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Programming

Author collections: Arthur Li

WUSS · 2018Paper 101WUSS 2018

How FDA will reject non-CDISC submission

Kevin Lee

Source category: Industry Solutions

Author collections: Kevin Lee

WUSS · 2018Paper 20WUSS 2018

How SAS Thinks: SAS Basics I

Susan Slaughter

Source category: SAS Essentials

Author collections: Susan Slaughter

WUSS · 2018Paper 121WUSS 2018

How sensitive is your analysis? A case study on addressing it at ADaM level.

Bhargav Koduru; Balavenkata Pitchuka

Source category: Industry Solutions

Author collections: Bhargav Koduru · Balavenkata Pitchuka

WUSS · 2018Paper 35WUSS 2018

How to automatically cover arbitrary changes Using automatic code generation method in SAS Enterprise Guide

Kaiqing Fan

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Programming

Author collections: Kaiqing Fan

WUSS · 2018Paper 110WUSS 2018

How to land work as a SAS professional

Charu Shankar

Source category: Career Development & Leadership

Author collections: Charu Shankar

WUSS · 2018Paper 118WUSS 2018

IMPORTING DATA WITH DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange) Or Proc Import?

Humberto Cisneros

Source category: Beyond the Basics: Programming