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Indexed 2015 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

966 papers · Showing 361–400

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SAS4123-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Getting Started with Time Series Data and Forecasting in SAS

Kenneth Sanford, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

The publisher lists this session without a downloadable paper or presentation.

PHUSE · 2015Paper TS03PHUSE EU Connect 2015

Getting the Most Out of Keys - Using Hash Components to Select, Subset or Summarise

Pamela Giese

Source category: Technical Solutions

PharmaSUG · 2015Paper QT14PharmaSUG 2015

Getting the Most Out of PROC SORT: A Review of Its Advanced Options

Max Cherny

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Max Cherny

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3432-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Getting Your Hands on Reproducible Graphs

Rebecca Ottesen, City of Hope and Cal Poly SLO; Leanne Goldstein, City of Hope

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3474-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Getting your SAS® Program to Do Your Typing for You!

Nancy Wilson, Ally

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2015Paper BKF-55SESUG 2015

Getting Your SAS® Program to do Your Typing for You!

Nancy Wilson

Source category: Banking and Finance

File inside source ZIP: SESUG 2015 Final paper PDF Files 11_2_2015/Banking_Finance/55_Final_PDF.pdf

PHUSE · 2015Paper PP25PHUSE EU Connect 2015

Good Programming Practice at a Glance

Mark Foxwell; Beate Hientszch

Source category: Poster Presentations

Author collections: Mark Foxwell · Beate Hientszch

SCSUG · 2015SCSUG 2015

Google® Search Tips and Techniques for SAS® Users

Charles Edwin Shipp

Source category: Student Symposium

Author collections: Charles Edwin Shipp

PharmaSUG · 2015Paper DV10PharmaSUG 2015

Graphical Presentation of Clinical Data in Oncology Trials

Murali Kanakenahalli; Avani Kaja

Source category: Data Visualization and Graphics

Author collections: Murali Kanakenahalli · Avani Kaja

PHUSE · 2015Paper TS05PHUSE EU Connect 2015

Graphics in R - A Shiny Way to Program

Carolyn Nixon

Source category: Technical Solutions

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 2441-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Graphing Made Easy with SGPLOT and SGPANEL Procedures

Susan Slaughter, Avocet Solutions

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SAS1780-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Graphs Are Easy with SAS® 9.4

Sanjay Matange, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3275-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Great Performances: SAS® Visual Analytics Performance Monitoring and Enhancement

Jonathan Pletzke, UNC Chapel Hill

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2015Paper AD-150SESUG 2015

GreenSpace: A Macro to Improve a SAS Data Set Footprint

Brian Varney

Source category: Application Development

File inside source ZIP: SESUG 2015 Final paper PDF Files 11_2_2015/Application_Development/150_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Brian Varney

PharmaSUG · 2015Paper QT34PharmaSUG 2015

Grooming of Coarse Data by Smart Listing Using SAS System

Soujanya Konda

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Soujanya Konda

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3198-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Gross Margin Percent Prediction: Using the Power of SAS® Enterprise Miner™ 12.3 to Predict the Gross Margin Percent for a Steel Manufacturing Company

Kushal Kathed, Oklahoma State University; Patti Jordan; Ayush Priyadarshi, Oklahoma State University

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2015Paper SP07PharmaSUG 2015

Growing Needs in Drug Industry for NONMEM Programmers Using SAS®

Sharmeen Reza

Source category: Statistics and Pharmacokinetics

Author collections: Sharmeen Reza

SESUG · 2015SESUG 2015

Handling Sticky Situations - The Paper

Stephanie Thompson

Source category: Planning, Support, and Administration

The publisher lists this abstract, but its numbered PDF is missing or unreadable in the original ZIP.

Author collections: Stephanie Thompson

PharmaSUG · 2015Paper QT08PharmaSUG 2015

Hands Free: Automating Variable Name Re-Naming Prior to Export

John Cohen

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: John Cohen

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SAS1857-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Hands-Off SAS® Administration--Using Batch Tools to Make Your Life Easier

Eric Bourn, SAS; Amy Peters, SAS; Bryan Wolfe, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2015Paper CS05PHUSE EU Connect 2015

Hands-on Data Mining, Digging up clinicaltrials.gov Data with SAS 9

Mahdi About

Source category: Coding Solutions

Author collections: Mahdi About

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 2506-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Hands-on SAS® Macro Programming Essentials for New Users

Kirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence Corporation

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2015Paper BB-83SESUG 2015

Hash Objects for Everyone

Jack Hall

Source category: Building Blocks

File inside source ZIP: SESUG 2015 Final paper PDF Files 11_2_2015/Building_Blocks/83_Final_PDF.pdf

SESUG · 2015Paper BB-75SESUG 2015

Hash: Is it always the best solution?

David Izrael and Elizabeth Axelrod

Source category: Building Blocks

File inside source ZIP: SESUG 2015 Final paper PDF Files 11_2_2015/Building_Blocks/75_Final_PDF.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2015Paper DV06PharmaSUG 2015

Have a Complicated Graph? Annotate Can be Great!

Scott Burroughs

Source category: Data Visualization and Graphics

Author collections: Scott Burroughs

PharmaSUG · 2015Paper AD05PharmaSUG 2015

Have SAS Annotate your Blank CRF for you! Plus dynamically add color and style to your annotations

Steven Black

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Steven Black

SESUG · 2015Paper CC-88SESUG 2015

Having a Mean Headache on Summary Data? Using SAS to Compute Actual Data from Summary Data

William Zupko

Source category: Coder's Corner

File inside source ZIP: SESUG 2015 Final paper PDF Files 11_2_2015/Coders_Corner/88_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: William Zupko

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3485-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Health Services Research Using Electronic Health Record Data: A Grad Student How-To Paper

Ashley Collinsworth, Baylor Scott & White Health/Tulane University; Elisa Priest, Texas A&M University Health Science Center

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SAS1704-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Helpful Hints for Transitioning to SAS® 9.4

Cindy Taylor, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SAS1747-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Helping You C What You Can Do with SAS®

Andrew Henrick, SAS; Karen Croft, SAS; Donald Erdman, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SAS1812-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

Hey! SAS® Federation Server Is Virtualizing 'Big Data'!

Ivor Moan, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2015Paper SD-180SESUG 2015

High-Performance Procedures in SAS 9.4: Comparing Performance of HP and Legacy Procedures

Jessica Montgomery, Sean Joo, Anh Kellerman, Jeffrey Kromrey, Diep Nguyen, Thanh Pham, Patricia Rodriguez de Gil and Yan Wang

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

File inside source ZIP: SESUG 2015 Final paper PDF Files 11_2_2015/Statistics_Data_Analysis/180_Final_PDF.pdf

PHUSE · 2015Paper DH06PHUSE EU Connect 2015

How a Clinical Data Repository can Support Pharmacovigilance

Pantaleo Nacci

Source category: Data Handling

Author collections: Pantaleo Nacci

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3181-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

How Best to Effectively Teach the SAS® Language

Arthur Li, City of Hope National Medical Center

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SPON1000-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

How Big Data Provides Epsilon a Competitive Advantage

Bob Zurek, Epsilon

Source category: Conference presentation

The publisher lists this session without a downloadable paper or presentation.

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 2685-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

How Do You Use Lookup Tables?

Philip Holland, Holland Numerics Limited

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3214-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

How is Your Health? Using SAS® Macros, ODS Graphics, and GIS Mapping to Monitor Neighborhood and Small-Area Health Outcomes

Roshni Shah, Santa Clara County

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper 3431-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

How Latent Analyses within Survey Data Can Be Valuable Additions to Any Regression Model

Deanna Schreiber-Gregory, National University

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2015Paper SD-191SESUG 2015

How Latent Structure Analyses Can Improve the Fit of a Regression Model

Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

File inside source ZIP: SESUG 2015 Final paper PDF Files 11_2_2015/Statistics_Data_Analysis/191_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

SAS Global Forum · 2015Paper SAS1708-2015SAS Global Forum 2015

How SAS® Uses SAS to Analyze SAS Blogs

Chris Hemedinger, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation