Where Does This WHERE Statement Go?
Source category: Coders' Corner
Author collections: Scott Davis
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SAS Conference Papers 2010Page 17
Indexed 2010 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.
664 papers · Showing 641–664
Where’s the Match? Matching Cases and Controls after Data Collection
Source category: Health Outcomes and Healthcare Research Methodologies
Author collections: Jennifer L. Waller
Why "Context Driven Content Management" should be considered by the pharmaceutical industry
Source category: Applications and Software Development
Why Aren®t You Using MEMLIB?
Source category: Coders' Corner
Author collections: Erik H. Dilts
Win with SAS®, JMP®, and Interest In-House Groups
Source category: Planning and Support
Author collections: Charles E. Shipp · Kirk P. Lafler
Win with SAS®, JMP®, and Interest In-House Groups
Source category: Social Media and Resources
Author collections: Charles Edwin Shipp · Kirk Paul Lafler
Windows and UNIX Computers Now Have Multiple CPUs; Why Not Control Two, Three, or More Parallel Executing SAS® Batch Jobs from One Master Job?!
Source category: Systems Architecture
Author collections: William E Benjamin Jr
Working Efficiently with Large SAS Datasets
Source category: Coders Corner
Working with SAS® Date and Time Functions
Source category: Foundations and Fundamentals
Author collections: Andrew Karp
Working with SAS® Hash Objects: Automation, Tips and Pitfalls
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Yes, PROC SQL Is Great, But I Love DATA Step Programming: What's a SAS® User to Do?
Source category: Coders' Corner
Author collections: Mira Shapiro
Yes! SAS® ExcelXP WILL NOT Create a Microsoft Excel® Graph; But SAS Users Can Command Microsoft Excel to Automatically Create Graphs From SAS
Source category: Data Visualization and Graphics
Yes! SAS® ExcelXP WILL NOT Create a Microsoft Excel® Graph; But SAS® Users Can Command Microsoft Excel® to Automatically Create Graphs From SAS® ExcelXP Output
Source category: Applications Development
Author collections: William E. Benjamin
You Could Be A SAS® Nerd If . . .
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler
You don't have a programmer anymore: Bringing Business Intelligence to the masses
Source category: Business Intelligence
The publisher lists this presentation without a PDF.
Author collections: John Taylor · Fred Janssen
You Might be a SAS® Nerd If You . . .
Source category: Beyond the Basics
Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler
You Use SAS®, Your Boss Uses Excel. Guess Where Your Results Are Going to Appear! Using ODS to Create Your Results in Excel
Source category: Beyond the Basics
You Use SAS®, Your Boss Uses Excel. Guess Where Your Results Are Going to Appear! Using ODS to Create Your Results in Excel
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: William E. Benjamin
Your Age In People Years: Not All Formulas Are the Same
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Arthur L. Carpenter
Your Friendly Neighborhood Webcrawler: A Guide to Crawling the Web with SAS®
Source category: Coders' Corner
Author collections: Jake Bartlett · James Cox
Zen and the Art of SAS® Enterprise BI Server Deployment
Source category: Systems Architecture
Zip and E-mail Files Using SAS® to Reduce Errors and MAKE Documentation Easy
Source category: Coders' Corner
ZIP Code 411: Decoding SASHELP.ZIPCODE and Other SAS® Maps Online Mysteries
Source category: Posters
Author collections: Louise S Hadden · Mike Zdeb
Zoom, Zoom: Get Your Document to Scale Properly on All Paper Sizes
Source category: Applications Development
Author collections: Daniel O'Connor