SAS’ Leonid Batkhan shows you how to compare SAS data sets that include common and uncommon columns. You’ll learn how to color-code commonalities and differences in data tables in side-by-side columns and add a comments field to see greater detail.
How to compare SAS data tables for common/uncommon columns was published on SAS Users.
If you’re like me, you struggle to buy gifts. Most folks in my inner circle already have everything they need and most of what they want. Most folks, that is, except the tech-lovers. That’s because there’s always something new on the horizon. There’s always a new gadget or program. Or […]
Gifts to give the SAS fan in your life was published on SAS Users.
Site relaunches with improved content, organization and navigation. In 2016, a cross-divisional SAS team created developer.sas.com. Their mission: Build a bridge between SAS (and our software) and open source developers. The initial effort made available basic information about SAS® Viya® and integration with open source technologies. In June 2018, the […]
developer.sas.com 2.0: More than just a pretty interface was published on SAS Users.
With time series data analysis, we can apply moving average methods to predict data points without seasonality. This includes Simple Average (SA), Simple Moving Average (SMA), Weighted Moving Average (WMA), Exponential Moving Average (EMA), etc. For series with a trend but without seasonality, we can use linear, non-linear and autoregressive […]
Implementing HMA, WMA & SMA with 25 lines of SAS code was published on SAS Users.
The SAS Global Certification Program started in 1999 and has issued over 150,000 credentials to SAS users. Today, the program offers 23 different credentials across seven categories.
Are you a SAS certified professional? was published on SAS Users.
Introduced in the SAS Visual Analytics 8.4 release is the ability to control the layout position of these prompts. Using my example report, let’s change the placement of these prompts.
New control prompt placement option in SAS Visual Analytics was published on SAS Users.
The t-test is a very useful test that compares one variable (perhaps blood pressure) between two groups. T-tests are called t-tests because the test results are all based on t-values. T-values are an example of what statisticians call test statistics. A test statistic is a standardized value that is calculated […]
Testing the Assumption of Normality for Parametric Tests was published on SAS Users.
Six editions is a lot! If you had told us, back when we wrote the first edition of The Little SAS Book, that someday we would write a sixth; we would have wondered how we could possibly find that much to say. After all, it is supposed to be The Little SAS Book, isn’t it? But […]