These days SAS programmers have more choices than ever before about how to run SAS. They can use the old Display Manager interface, or SAS Enterprise Guide, or the new kid on the block: SAS Studio. All of these are included with Base SAS. Once upon a time, the only choices were Display Manager...
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In celebration of SAS Global Forum, the folks at SAS Press gathered tips from SAS Press authors. Here is my contribution: This is the best time ever to learn SAS! When I first encountered SAS, there were only two ways that I could get help. I could either ask another graduate student who might...
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SAS Global Forum 2016 is over. Thousands of conference attendees are now back home. Much of the conference was live-streamed, but if you missed it, that’s all right because many of the best sessions were recorded. However, finding particular videos can be tricky. So, here are my favorites. Click the heading to link...
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In celebration of SAS Press’ 25th anniversary, Lora Delwiche and I reminisced about what it was like writing the first edition of The Little SAS Book. You can read about it on The SAS Learning Post.
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SAS Press has been publishing books written by SAS users for 25 years. That made me wonder: Who wrote the first such book? The answer depends on how you phrase the question. You can read about it on the SAS Learning Post.
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Have you been thinking about ordering a SAS book or two? Now is the time to do it. SAS Press is a quarter century old. To celebrate, they are offering a 25% discount on books ordered by December 31, 2015. To get the discount, use the promo code SMPBBP when you place your order...
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Have you been thinking about ordering a SAS book or two? Now is the time to do it. SAS Press is a quarter century old. To celebrate, they are offering a 25% discount on books ordered by December 31, 2015. To get the discount, use the promo code SMPBBP when you place your order...
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Our new book, Exercises and Projects for The Little SAS® Book Fifth Edition, includes a variety of exercises to help people learn SAS programming. Rebecca Ottesen, Lora Delwiche and I designed this book so that it can be used either in a classroom setting or by individual readers working alone. One of the challenges...
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