Michelle Homes explains how SAS Press books changed her life, and how she donates her books and time to the SAS community whenever she can.
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Re-creating a Hans Rosling graph animation, with SAS!
As we’re approaching the anniversary of Hans Rosling’s passing, I fondly remember his spectacular graphical presentations comparing the wealth and health of nations around the world. He certainly raised the bar for data visualization, and his animated …
Secrets from a SAS Expert: An Interview with Leonid Batkhan
You’re probably already familiar with Leonid Batkhan from his popular blog right here on The Learning Post. In fact, he’s one of our most engaging authors, with thousands of views and hundreds of comments. Leonid is a true SAS Sensei. He has been at SA…
Using International characters in a SAS graph
They say “The Sun never sets on the SAS Empire” … and it’s true! There are SAS users all over the world, and SAS output & results could be in any language. Therefore, if you’re a SAS programmer, you might need to know how to create SAS graphs wit…
Using built-in Git operations in SAS
SAS supports direct integration for Git from Base SAS (via functions), SAS Enterprise Guide, SAS Studio, and SAS Data Integration Studio. Read this article to learn how to use Git more effectively in your SAS processes.
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Let’s track the falling gasoline prices!
When I fill up my daily-driver Prius, the price of gasoline isn’t that important. But when I occasionally take a trip in my V8 Suburban, I pay a lot more attention! Therefore I was pleasantly surprised when I noticed that gasoline prices have been falling. How much have they fallen, […]
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Four more tips about hash tables
Now is your chance to learn even more about SAS hash tables with four additional articles on the subject.
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Favorite SAS Press books from a SAS Press author
Does this situation sound familiar? You have a complex analysis that must be finished urgently. The data was delivered late and its quality and structure are far from the expected standard. The time pressure to present the results is huge, and your SAS…