Of course it has not really been 25 years of SAS Press, but more like 30 or so. But it has been 25 years of the publishing of SAS books by SAS users. What started as “Books by Users” with only a few titles has grown into what is now […]
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Lately, I have been working on using Tableau and SAS Visual Analytics for different clients at work… I have documented few differences of these products out of my experiences so far….
I will keep adding to this document as and when my time permits possible….I hope others can contribute to this document as well….
For the same SAS dataset that contains S&P 500 index companies by sector as
I have liked this set of you tube channel for SAS Online trainings…quite resourceful for beginners…
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtjfX85t_HG9ojSunObROIA
Hey Folks,
I guessed this was coming…I just noticed that Tableau 9.1.1 can now read SAS datasets…Even Tableau Public has that option…
The “Statistical File” option in the “Connect” menu allows to load the SAS dataset….
I’m sure SAS won’t be happy in one way considering SAS VA adoptability….But the positive side of it is that more clients will learn and adopt dashboard
Choosing the perfect Halloween costume can be a tough decision … especially when it comes to choosing between two awesome favorites like Superman & Batman!?! I think we’re gonna need a bigger boat! (and by ‘boat’ I mean analytical software, of course!) Let’s start with Superman. This character has been around since […]
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I recently met SAS user “CSC” at the Analytics 2015 conference. It might be generous to say that he’s an avid user of SAS Enterprise Guide; it’s probably more accurate to say that he’s now accustomed to the tool and he’s once again productive. But he still misses some features […]
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Every new piece of technology today can be rooted back to the creation of the iPhone, and it’s what David Pogue, Author, Host of NOVA ScienceNow and Yahoo Tech Columnist, calls the singular invention that caused the greatest gap between generations. While its touchscreen, audio, video, Wi-Fi, GPS, wireless antenna […]
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As I continue to apply analytics to various aspects of Halloween, I turn my attention to planning my trick-or-treat route … Random picture: Here’s a shot of my friend Sara’s trick-or-treat crew. With tiny legs, and huge loads of candy, having an efficient route is very important! 🙂 I started by […]
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