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Macro programming helps parameterize repeated work and generate SAS code. This collection covers macro variables, quoting, reusable utilities and debugging. Evaluate the generated SAS code as well as the macro logic when adapting an example.

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SUGI · 2006Paper 040-31SUGI 2006

Tight Looping with Macro Arrays

Ted Clay

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Ted Clay

PHUSE · 2006Paper PO07PHUSE EU Connect 2006

Titles and Footnotes Macro

Jennie McGuirk; John Woods

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Jennie McGuirk · John Woods

WUSS · 2006WUSS 2006

Using SAS Macros to Track Student Retention, Progression, and Graduation Rates

Gary Levy; David Ma

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Gary Levy

SUGI · 2005Paper 048-30SUGI 2005

%CYARROW, a New Annotate Macro

Chang Y. Chung; Ya Huang

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Chang Y. Chung · Ya Huang

WUSS · 2005WUSS 2005

%MACRO Bag of Tricks

Rodger Madison

Source category: Coders’ Corner

Author collections: Rodger Madison

SUGI · 2005Paper 092-30SUGI 2005

%sas2xl: A Flexible SAS Macro That Uses Tagsets to Produce Complex, Multi-Tab Excel Spreadsheets with Custom Formatting

David Brown

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2005Paper 163-30SUGI 2005

A Macro for Computing Point Estimates and Confidence Intervals for Mahalanobis Distance

Kristine Y. Hogarty; Jeffrey D. Kromrey; Melinda R. Hess; John M. Ferron

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Kristine Y. Hogarty · Jeffrey D. Kromrey · John M. Ferron

SUGI · 2005Paper 040-30SUGI 2005

A Macro for Importing Multiple Excel Worksheets into SAS Data Sets

Helen C. Sun; Cindy Wong

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Cindy Wong

WUSS · 2005WUSS 2005

A Macro Mapping Date and Time Variable to CDISC Date and Time Variable

Song Liu; Brett Sellars

Source category: Data Analysis and Statistics

Author collections: Song Liu

SUGI · 2005Paper 155-30SUGI 2005

A Macro to Calculate Kappa Statistics for Categorizations by Multiple Raters

Bin Chen; Lynn Seel; Dennis Zaebst

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2005Paper 030-30SUGI 2005

A Sample Macro for Creating a List on the Fly

Debbie Miller

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Debbie Miller

SUGI · 2005Paper 032-30SUGI 2005

A SAS Macro for Producing Customized Reports

Robert G. Edson; Yajie Wang; Lan Zhao

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Yajie Wang

SUGI · 2005Paper 151-30SUGI 2005

A SAS Macro for Visually Displaying Correlations between Brain Regions Using fMRI Data

Warren B. Bilker; Colleen M. Brensinger; Ruben C. Gur; Maximilian Herlim

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2005Paper 156-30SUGI 2005

A SAS Macro to Generate Enhanced Kaplan-Meier Plots

Heidi Christ-Schmidt; Matt Downs

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2005Paper 267-30SUGI 2005

A SASAUTOS Companion: Reusing Macros

Ronald Fehd

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Ronald Fehd

SUGI · 2005Paper 164-30SUGI 2005

An Easy-to-Use SAS Table Formatting Macro: Stand-Alone, Flexible, and Quick

Zbigniew A. Kadziola

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2005Paper 011-30SUGI 2005

Automating the Drudgery Away: Using Macros and ODS to Produce (Almost) Complete Reports

Phil Rhodes

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Phil Rhodes

WUSS · 2005WUSS 2005

Comparing Macros to Arrays to Simple Code for Input Statements: a Visual Display for the Novice Programmer

Lara Jungvig-Hilton

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Lara Jungvig-Hilton

WUSS · 2005WUSS 2005

Deployment of a Data Transfer Application Using PROC SQL and Nested Macros

Keh-Dong Shiang

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Keh-Dong Shiang

SUGI · 2005Paper 237-30SUGI 2005

Holy Macro! An Intuitive Approach to Understanding the Macro Facility

Michael J. Molter

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Michael J. Molter