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SAS Technology Reports - January 2006 |
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Tuesday, 04 December 2001 |
 | NRF Convention and Expo
Jan. 16-17
New York
Join SAS at Booth #111 for a demo and a chance to win a retailer gift card.
| | SUGI 31
March 26-29
San Francisco
Don't miss this educational SAS event, which brings together SAS users from around the globe. It offers many opportunities to learn from your peers and from SAS personnel.
| | PharmaSUG
May 21-24
Bonita Springs, FL
Make plans to attend this special-interest SAS users group.
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Happy New Year!
 It's a new year, which calls for a new list of technical tips. I hope you'll find them useful and informative. And if tips are what you want, here's a great one: The SAS® Users Group International (SUGI) conference is the event for you. This year's conference is scheduled for March 26-29 in San Francisco. SUGI is the premier event for SAS users worldwide, and continues to offer unequaled educational and networking opportunities. SUGI has a lot to offer this year, says Kimberly J. LeBouton, conference chair. Highlights will include expanded industry focus sessions for communications, retail, financial services, manufacturing, life sciences and education; two keynote lunch presentations on Tuesday; and expanded learning opportunities on the Sunday just prior to the conference. For all the details, check out the SUGI Web site. Don't miss this chance to sharpen your analytic practices and benefit your organization. I hope to see you in San Francisco!
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 FAQ: How Can I Create an Autocall Macro Library on the PC?
An autocall library on the PC is simply a directory that contains noncompiled macro code.
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Finding an Error in Macro Variable Resolution in Open Code by Using the %PUT Statement
This example shows how to use %PUT statements to display macro variable values and messages in the SAS log. These statements help identify problems in creating a macro variable.
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New Argument for Use with the COMPRESS Function
The COMPRESS function allows you to remove selected characters from a character value.
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FAQ: How Can I Download an Excel File from an ODS HTML Web Page?
You can place a download button on the HTML page that enables the reader to save the page as an Excel file.
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FAQ: How Can I Use PROC REPORT to Link from One Page in my PDF File to Another?
In SAS®9 and later, the ANCHOR= statement inserts anchors into an ODS PDF output file. You can use PROC REPORT with CALL DEFINE to automate the process of linking to the anchored pages.
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 List All .SAS Files that are Located in a Specific Directory
Read on for the code from this highly popular SAS tip.
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Deliver Award-Winning SAS Training to Users Across Your Organization
Looking for a cost-effective way to deliver SAS training to multiple users across an organization? SAS OnlineTutor® software is the answer. This computer-based training can be installed on individual user workstations or deployed over a corporate network or intranet on all platforms on which SAS runs. Self-paced training is also available online on the support Web site. Both training options are accessible 24/7.
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Feb. 14: Find out how SAS helps IT executives...plus much more!
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 26 April 2006 )
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