Interested in making business decisions with big data analytics? Our Wiley SAS Business Series book Profit Driven Business Analytics: A Practitioner’s Guide to Transforming Big Data into Added Value by Bart Baesens, Wouter Verbeke, and Cristian Danilo Bravo Roman has just the information you need to learn how to use […]
Big data in business analytics: Talking about the analytics process model was published on SAS Users.
May 12th is #NationalLimerickDay! If you saw our Valentine’s Day poem, you know we at SAS Press love creating poems and fun rhymes, so check out our limericks below! So, what’s a limerick? National Limerick Day is observed each year on May 12th and honors the birthday of the famed […]
Happy National Limerick Day from SAS Press! was published on SAS Users.
To those of you who have not read my previous post, Dividing by zero with SAS, it’s not too late to go back and make it up. You missed a lot of fun, deep thought and opportunity to solve an unusual SAS coding challenge. For those who have already read […]
Dividing by zero with SAS – myths and realities was published on SAS Users.
App security is at the top of mind for just about everybody – users, IT folks, business executives. Rightfully so. Mobile apps and the devices on which they reside tend to travel around, without any physical boundaries that encompass the traditional desktop computers. In chatting with folks who are evaluating […]
Five key security features in the SAS Visual Analytics app was published on SAS Users.
A look at SAS Viya’s promotion process including what can be promoted, the tools that support promotion, and what happens to your content.
Content promotion in Viya: overview and details was published on SAS Users.
SAS Viya for Learners offers free access to AI and machine learning software for higher education teaching and learning, hosted in a new learning portal by SAS.
New AI offerings highlight many free ways to learn SAS was published on SAS Users.
As a SAS programmer, you are asked to do many things with your data — reading, writing, calculating, building interfaces, and occasionally sending data outside of SAS. One of the most popular outputs you may be tasked with creating is likely a Microsoft Excel workbook. Have you ever heard, “just […]
Making the most of the ODS Excel destination was published on SAS Users.
This article demonstrates the ODS Excel destination’s flexibility and how you can modify its default behavior by using the SHEET_INTERVAL= option.
Control the location of tables, graphs, and text with ODS Excel was published on SAS Users.