The max() function makes it easy to find the maximum value in a SAS array. Given an array like:array x[*] x1-x10;maxValue = max(of x[*]);Pretty slick, eh? Remember, it doesn’t return the position of the max element, just the max value.This can be pret…
SaviCellsPro and Exciting Changes
Well, it was hectic week. I went back to work again (on a cool project) and spent a lot of personal time on SaviCellsPro. Specifically on a new utility that I think is pretty darn exciting.In the past, when you used SCP, you needed to write the XML for…
PROC LOGISTIC: Traps for the unwary
Have you had problems with PROC LOGISTIC? Maybe the solution is in this talk.
Setting the HTML title tag in SAS ODS (the right way)
In our department and various places on the Intertubes, SAS programmers set the HTML title tag (which sets the title in web browsers and on search engines) in ODS using the headtext option: ods html headtext="<title>My great report</tit…
.NET Coders and the sas7bdat dll
I have been spending the last week working on how the interface to the sas dataset can be used by a .NET developer. It is of particular concern because once the initial dll is released, it will be hard to change it. Getting the interface ‘mostly’ corre…
Funny SAS Post – SAS on the Wii
It’s an older post, but I didn’t see it until now. It’s worth reblogging about. SAS talks about SAS on the Wii.