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When Rick Aster first saw his book Professional SAS Programmer’s Pocket Reference published can he have imagined that a sixth edition would be published nearly twenty years later? Well, it has. Suitably updated for SAS 9.3.
There’s a good reason why Rick’s book is still in print: people find it an invaluable tool. The book offers key information about SAS statements, options, routines, and more, all in a compact, easy-to-use, handily-sized format.
To find out more about Rick, and to see the variety of other SAS resources on offer, see Rick’s Global Statements web site. For some crosswords with a SAS and technology theme (and some other R&R activities), see Rick’s PROC RASTINATE page. Don’t delay.
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