It seems a lot longer, yet today is just NOTE:’s 3rd birthday*. In that time we’ve published over 300 posts and received over 80,000 page views.
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Following my feature of Metacoda and their security plug-ins last week, I have to feature Phil Holland. As I said last week, I’m a keen supporter of the third-party market for SAS-related products. In addition to his two published books (Saving Time an…
One of the often-cited side effects of moving from “Base SAS” (SAS on your PC, or Display Manager) to SAS Enterprise Guide is the loss of “X” command privileges — that is, the ability for your SAS programs to invoke other programs via the operating system shell. We call this […]
In this SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office Tip, instructor Rob McAfee teaches how to create and customize SAS Styles. Using custom SAS Styles gives you greater control over the appearance of your results from the SAS add-in. You can specify title font…
The political festivities are really getting started with both Republicans and Democrats holding their national conventions back-to-back. We’re not going to get into a debate over who should occupy the White House come January 2013, but we are curiou…
Wondering why technology is such a big deal and why working with SAS will be in demand forever? The great blackout of Toronto in 2003 proved that so well. We could barely survive without electricity for a whole day. While breakdowns make us acutely awa…