With a major election coming next year, I was wondering if there have been any shifts & changes in the voters in my state. This seems like an interesting opportunity for some data analysis, eh!?! To get you into the spirit of elections, here’s an “I Voted” sticker from my friend […]
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Recently I’ve been working on using the Metacoda Identity Sync Plug-in to synchronize SAS platform identities (users and groups) with their counterparts from multiple Microsoft Active Directory (AD) Domains contained within a single Forest. In a future post I’ll talk about extending this to multiple domains from multiple trusted forests. In the recent Metacoda Plug-ins […]
SAS Press has been publishing books written by SAS users for 25 years. That made me wonder: Who wrote the first such book? The answer depends on how you phrase the question. You can read about it on the SAS Learning Post.
As I visit my clients, it sometimes surprises me when they avoid the use of PROC REPORT. “It’s too different”. Even those that do use it, often fail to take advantage of the procedure’s power by ignoring the compute block. Yes this procedure is different from any other. Yes using […]
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With over 1,000,000 words in the English language, why is it that we tend to use the same words over & over? This blog shows a hierarchical approach to help you branch out and choose more descriptive words. But first, to get you into the mood for a blog about […]
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SAS Press is now 25 years old! To commemorate this milestone, I decided to research a question that has fascinated me for years: Who was the first person outside of SAS Institute to write a book about SAS? I first heard about this controversy at the Western Users of SAS […]
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Analytics claim this is the 20th most used word in English writing. What word, you might ask? This word. Which one? This one right here! You might think I’m trying to lead into an Abbott & Costello-style comedy routine, but I literally mean this word … the word ‘this’! As you can […]
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Endless Summer is both a surfing movie, and the idea that “if one had enough time and money it would be possible to follow the summer around the world, making it endless.” Summer temperatures are fine if you’re swimming & surfing, but I prefer slightly cooler temperatures – perhaps an […]
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