Guest Post from Tricia Aanderud, SAS Programmer Extraordinaire (meaning she’s BASE SAS Certified and an awesome programmer!)
When I send ODS HTML email to Outlook 2007, it is ugly. After a lot of research, I finally found the answer on the SAS Support…
Last week I was invited to join the growing list of SAS blogs in the new sas-x.com aggregator. I was happy to add my blog there — anything that I can do to help this content get to a wider audience. If you have a SAS-related blog, I encourage y…
A brief foray into the actual nitty-gritty aspects of research, especially the part that seems to dominate the time of a graduate student in Epidemiology: coding. Particularly, the code for generating random numbers from a truncated normal distribution in SAS 9.2. Generating numbers from a regular normal distribution is easy as pie: x=rannor(seed), where x […]
According to my site stats someone found this site yesterday by searching for the phrase “what can i use sas for?’ I’m flattered. And I hope they found the answer to their question. Though to be honest, I doubt that anything I have previously written addressed the use of SAS in such broad terms. So […]
Author note: I’m “replaying” this post in honor of Computer Science Education Week. It originally appeared here over 3 years ago.
Today was “career day” in my daughter’s 3rd grade classroom. A few privileged parents were invited to attend and …
If you like a bit of festive fun (and who doesn’t) I suggest you hop over to the SAS Professionals web site and open the first door of the advent calendar.
The SAS Professionals web site also contains a broad mix of groups and activities, forums and S…