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I remember when I began learning how to program using SAS. One of my first tasks was to create a set of reports that listed the trouble tickets from the customer. This was before it was easy to get information from SAS to Excel and the goal was to have the reports on the website so it could be reviewed easily.
PROC REPORT results were ugly and hard to read - the manager did not complain but he wasn't impressed. What a breakthrough when I found…
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The first thing many customers want to do is make their SAS BI Dashboard to look more like "them". They want their organizational branding (their logo, colors, and corporate identity). If that task has fallen on your, here's some guidance about how to accomplish that task.
The SAS BI Dashboard is an Adobe…
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SAS Business Intelligence applications use global macro variables to store information about the environment as well as prompt values entered by a user. When developing a Stored Process it is often helpful to review the values of these macro variables. A simple %PUT statement, %PUT _GLOBAL_ ;
, will write a listing of the values of all global macro variables to the log, but the formatting leaves a lot to be desired. This post describes a simple utility macro,…
Added by Tricia Aanderud on October 12, 2012 at 6:29am — No Comments
Steve Overton is working on his SAS Global Forum 2013 paper idea! I don't want to give away his secret - but he wants to show some ways to work with Big Data. First he has to load the big data into his demo system - here's some tricks he has learned.
Do you know some others? Share them!
Added by Tricia Aanderud on October 3, 2012 at 7:02am — No Comments
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