I think I may have mentioned these in passing before, but they’re certainly worth a repeat reference. The right-hand margin of the Base SAS Focus Area on the SAS Support web site offers a number of free tip sheets for download. I’ve been using the…
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Updating your global style
Every six months or so I try to find a recent picture that captures who I am and what I am feeling. Loading this into my various social/online profiles in Twitter, SAS Community, Forums, LinkedIn, corporate internal, Facebook etc then take me a bit of …
An easy solution for Multi-Sheet EXCEL reporting
Currently the only way to output SAS datasets as a multi-sheet EXCEL workbook for reporting is to use ExcelXP ODS tagset. I like this method a lot, because it can generate stylish multiple EXCEL sheets and is highly customizable. However, in practice i…
An easy solution for Multi-Sheet EXCEL reporting
Currently the only way to output SAS datasets as a multi-sheet EXCEL workbook for reporting is to use ExcelXP ODS tagset. I like this method a lot, because it can generate stylish multiple EXCEL sheets and is highly customizable. However, in practice i…
An easy solution for Multi-Sheet EXCEL reporting
Currently the only way to output SAS datasets as a multi-sheet EXCEL workbook for reporting is to use ExcelXP ODS tagset. I like this method a lot, because it can generate stylish multiple EXCEL sheets and is highly customizable. However, in practice i…
Stored Process: Need to filter based on a prompt?
For this example – I am creating a report where I want the user to only have the certain values available. If the user selects Mexico as the country then I only want states within Mexico to be available. This pictures shows you how I have the…
A man called Bloom and my take on him
Wondering about Bloom and what he has to do with SAS programming. For any learner, he is someone to respect. For anyone wishing to learn more about the levels of the learning process, this is the master. Bloom classified cognitive, a big word for thi…
Jumping into Windows 7 Jump Lists
Filed under “Little changes that you probably didn’t notice”. When Microsoft introduced Windows 7 to the desktop, one of the many usability features that they added were “Jump Lists”. Jump Lists serve as a sort of shortcut to not just open an application, but “jump right in” to a particular […]