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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When planning a dashboard sometimes the biggest obstacle is just layout. I might be over generalizing here but I suspect most SAS BI Developers do …
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With all the hype about the SAS Visual Analytics product, you start to wonder what is the plan for the SAS BI/EBI? During the SAS Global …
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One of my gripes with Web Report Studio is that it is not always obvious that a report contains more sections. When demonstrating a report with …
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Sometimes the data you want for your stored process is already neatly located and summarized – but it is in an OLAP cube. While you can probably recreate the data with some of your fancy coding, it does take time, testing and later creates maintenance issues. If the data you …
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What do I have in common with a guy in Norway? Well, if you look at my last name Aanderud – you might think he is a family member. Turns out Stig Eide and I both use SAS Stored Processes to solve issues! Recently this SAS platform administrator asked if he …
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When you need to add or link a stored process to your Web Report Studio report, you might be worried that it will not look the same. For instance – here’s a simple stored process that I created where I declare the style as Banker. [You can also use a SAS supplied …
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