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sas programming
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Basic SAS (PC & UNIX)
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A short basic introduction to using SAS in the PC & the UNIX environment.
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Century Months
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How to calculate a Century month or get the year and month from a Century Month.
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Data Cleaning Techniques
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Garbage in -- Garbage out prevention techniques and coding examples
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Donald Miller SAS FAQ
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Donald Miller SAS FAQ
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How to display a large number in Proc Freq?
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Force exponential representation to display all digits
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Imputation Methods Document
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A survey of multiple imputation software packages. How-to's, tips and pitfalls.
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Informats and Formats
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Introduction to the Data Step -- Part 1
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All numbers in parentheses refer to page numbers in the Second Edition of The Little SAS Book
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Longitudinal Data
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This powerpoint presentation covers commonly used coding techniques in SAS for processing longitudinal data.
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Merging
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Combining data from 2 or more files
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Multilevel Modeling - A Comparison of Software
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Handouts from the 2009 PRI Workshop
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MySQL Commands Quick Reference
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List of handy MySQL commands
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MySQL Date & Time Functions
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functions that can be used to manipulate temporal values
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Penn State SAS Users Group
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PSUSUG provides SAS users with a forum for sharing information and resources related to SAS programming. This is a "Town & Gown" group with membership open to any SAS user in the central Pennsylvania area.
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PHP Functions Quick Reference
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List of all the documented PHP functions
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Proportion Testing in SAS and R
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If tests of proportions are needed for various levels of summary of data, you can use SAS to create a file that can be used by R to run proportion tests. For example, if you have data summarized by race, age groups, and some other variable, and you want to test the rates or proportions for each value of the variable for each race, age group, and race-age group combination with the population estimates for a particular year, you can summarize the data and merge with SAS, then create a file with the R commands.
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Quick 3D Graph in PC SAS
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An example of creating a 3D vertical bar chart that is suitable for publication
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Raking (how to create a weight variable)
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Raking (how to create a weight variable)
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Recoding Variables using Formats, Functions and Macros
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Rollouts
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Generating multiple observations from one observation
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