Each indicator added to the dashboard begins with the saved name of the indicator. Take the example below, I dragged the spark table indicator ’02_Top_CustomerSAT’ into the new dashboard. Of course the 02_Top_CustomerSAT name is not necessarily what my…
The team behind the SAS Clinical Trials Programmer Using SAS 9 certification
At the end of June, SAS launched a new credential: the SAS Certified Clinical Trials Programmer Using SAS 9. This was the culmination of months of work by lots of people. In our press release, we identified that we worked with “a broad cross-section …
How to add HTMLBlue to your list of styles in SAS Enterprise Guide
One of the great innovations with SAS 9.3 is the focus on ODS statistical graphics. “Wait a minute,” you’re thinking, “weren’t ODS graphics added in SAS 9.2?” Yes, that’s true. But with SAS 9.3 there is even more capability: more analytical SAS proce…
External SAS Press Review Process
We are now in the External Review Process!!
The SAS Press external review process takes 6 weeks. It includes internal SAS employees who were tasked with reviewing our first 3 chapters as well as several external reviewers. They are all tasked with re…
Dashboard 4.3 Global Formatting Options
Within BI Dashboard 4.3, you can change the font styles on different elements within the Dashboard. This is a global change to all the indicators displayed on the dashboard as you are unable to modify at an indicator level fonts for titles, cells, etc….
10 interesting discoveries from SAS 9.3
1. SAS 9.2 and SAS 9.3 coexist
I thought that a new installation of SAS 9.3 would automatically uninstall the old SAS 9.22 on my laptop. Amazingly, the two editions live together peacefully. The directory for SAS 9.3 is SASHOME while SAS 9.22’s is SA…