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Indexed 2016 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

1,005 papers · Showing 401–440

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS5501-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Getting There from Here: Lifting Enterprise SAS® to the Amazon Public Cloud

Ethan Merrill, SAS; Bryan Harkola, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper BB04PharmaSUG 2016

Go Compare: Flagging up some underused options in PROC COMPARE

Michael Auld

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PHUSE · 2016Paper IS05PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Good Programming Practice and its Importance in Metadata

Jennifer Chin; Mark Foxwell

Source category: Industry Starters

The publisher-listed Slides file is currently unavailable.

Author collections: Mark Foxwell

SCSUG · 2016SCSUG 2016

Good Programming Practice when Working Across PC SAS and Unix SAS

Zhao, J.

Source category: Regular Session

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper IB08PharmaSUG 2016

Good versus Better SDTM: Data Listings

Mario Widel; Henry Winsor

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Mario Widel · Henry Winsor

PHUSE · 2016Paper DH03PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Grading Lab Toxicities using NCI Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE)

Srinivas Veeragoni; Ankur Mathur

Source category: Data Handling

Author collections: Srinivas Veeragoni · Ankur Mathur

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS4341-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Graph a Million with the SGPLOT Procedure

Prashant Hebbar, SAS Institute Inc; Lingxiao Li, SAS; Sanjay Matange, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 7520-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Graphical Results in Clinical Oncology Studies

Nora Ruel, City of Hope

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 7300-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Graphing Made Easy for Project Management

Zhouming(Victor) Sun, Medimmune

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 8180-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Greenspace: A Macro to Improve a SAS® Data Set Footprint

Brian Varney, Experis BI & Analytics Practice

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper IB12PharmaSUG 2016

Handling Interim and Incomplete Data in a Clinical Trials Setting

Paul Stutzman

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Paul Stutzman

SESUG · 2016Paper BB-206SESUG 2016

Handling Numeric Representation SAS® Errors Caused by Simple Floating-Point Arithmetic Computation

Fuad Foty

Source category: Building Blocks

File inside source ZIP: Building Blocks/BB-206_Final_PDF.pdf

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 5760-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Hands-On GTL

Kriss Harris, SAS Specialists Ltd

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper HT01PharmaSUG 2016

Hands-On SAS® Macro Programming Essentials for New Users

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Hands-On Training

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 2240-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Have it Your Way: Creating Reports with the DATA Step Report Writing Interface

Pete Lund, Looking Glass Analytics

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 8480-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Have SAS® Annotate Your Blank CRF for You! Plus Dynamically Add Color and Style to Your Annotations

Steven Black, Agility Clinical

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 3620-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Health Care's One Percenters: Hot-Spotting to Identify Areas of Need and Opportunity

Paul LaBrec, 3M Health Information Systems

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS2820-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Helpful Hints for SAS® 9.4

Lisa Cook, SAS; Lisa Cook, SAS; Edith Jeffries, SAS; Cindy Taylor, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 4342-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

High-Performance Data Access with FedSQL and DS2

Shaun Kaufmann, Farm Credit Canada

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS1800-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Highly Customized Graphs Using ODS Graphics

Warren Kuhfeld, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SCSUG · 2016SCSUG 2016

Highly Customized Graphs Using ODS Graphics (SAS)

Kuhfeld, W.

Source category: SAS

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS3080-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Holiday Demand Forecasting in the Utility Industry

Rain Xie, SAS; Alex Chien, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper DH05PHUSE EU Connect 2016

How a Metadata Repository Enables Dynamism and Automation in SDTM-like SAS Dataset Generation

Judith Goud; Akana Shetty

Source category: Data Handling

Author collections: Judith Goud

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS4440-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How Do My Neighbors Affect Me? SAS/ETS® Methods for Spatial Econometric Modeling

Guohui Wu, SAS; Jan Chvosta, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2016Paper LS-168SESUG 2016

How is Healthcare Cost Data Distributed? Using Proc Univariate to Draw Conclusions about Millions of Different Customers

Aran Canes

Source category: Life Sciences/Healthcare/Insurance

File inside source ZIP: Life Sciences/LS-168_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Aran Canes

PHUSE · 2016Paper CC06PHUSE EU Connect 2016

How Macro Design and Program Structure Impact GPP (Good Programming Practice) in TFL Coding

Galyna Repetatska

Source category: Coders Corner

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 8820-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How Managers and Executives Can Leverage SAS® Enterprise Guide®

Steven First, Systems Seminar Consultants, Inc.

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 9540-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Create Data-Driven Lists

Kate Burnett-Isaacs, Statistics Canada

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS6640-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Create Event Stream Processing Models via a Graphical User Interface

Lei Xiao, SAS; Fang Meng, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper AD04PHUSE EU Connect 2016

How to Create your Define-XML as Early as Possible with the Click of a Button

Roman Radelicki

Source category: Applications and Software Development

Author collections: Roman Radelicki

PHUSE · 2016Paper DH11PHUSE EU Connect 2016

How to Effectively Deal with Hard-coding and CDISC Controlled Terminology in Clinical Studies

Lennert van der Zee

Source category: Data Handling

PHUSE · 2016Paper PD05PHUSE EU Connect 2016

How to Enjoy Working in Virtual Teams

Petra Auclair; Antje Rossmanith

Source category: Professional Development & Training

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS3560-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Find Your Perfect Match Using SAS® Data Management

Mary Kathryn Queen, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper CD15PHUSE EU Connect 2016

How to Handle Different Versions of SDTM & Define Generation in a Single Day

Edwin Ponraj Thangarajan; Giri Balasubramanian

Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards

Author collections: EDWIN PONRAJ THANGARAJAN · Giri Balasubramanian

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS2180-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Leverage the Hadoop Distributed File System as a Storage Format for the SAS® Scalable Performance Data Server and SAS® Scalable Performance Data Engine

Steven Sober, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS6201-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Maintain Happy SAS®9 Users

Margaret Crevar, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS2540-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Make Your SAS® Web Applications More Secure: Top Ten Tips

Heesun Park, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 10940-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Move Data among Client Hard Disk, the Hadoop File System, and SAS® LASR™ Analytic Server

Yue Qi, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper DH07PHUSE EU Connect 2016

How to Review a CRF - A Statistical Programmer's Perspective

Elsa Lozachmeur

Source category: Data Handling

Author collections: Elsa Lozachmeur

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 10840-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying

Alice Cheng, Portola Pharmaceuticals; Justina Flavin, Independent Consultant; Michael Wise, Experis BI & Analytics Practice

Source category: Conference presentation