Author: Tricia Aanderud
I’m excited that SAS 9.4 and Visual Analytics 6.2 has arrived. Last night at the SAS Campus, I attended a Welcome to the World party at the SAS Campus. (Check all the photos at my BI Notes flickr photo stream). The staff was really excited about the release. Everyone loves to …
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SAS 9.3 was released at July 2011 when I former company just successfully launched an upgrading to SAS 9.2. SAS 9.2 came to life at March 2008 (it’s a big leap) and at that time I played with SAS 9.1.3 heavily. Yesterday(10Jul2013) was the official release day for SAS 9.4 while I just got my […]
Example of finding power of a balanced one way ANOVA:proc power; onewayanova test = overall groupmeans = 59 | 66 | 42 std = 5 …
Author: Quentin McMullen
a SAS programmer, I am dependent on my SAS autocall macro library. It stores a bunch of utility macros that I use on a daily basis. When I started learning about stored processes and other BI tools, one of my first thoughts was “How can I access all of my …
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A question
There is an interesting thread about the efficiency of PROC SQL on Mitbbs.com.
Both datasets have1 and have2 have few variables, but many observations. Very simple program, but without any result after running it for a whole afternoon.
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SAS 9.3 already has smooth (anti-aliased) lines in SAS/GRAPH device=png output, and in SAS 9.4 you will also get smooth lines in your device=gif output (and gif animations)! Woo-hoo!!! Here are a couple of simple examples to demonstrate: The firs…