Washington, DC SAS Users Group
Program Materials
2008 Second Quarter Meeting
- Anastasiya Osborne, Farm Service Agency (USDA)
Tricks to Quickly Analyze and Graphically Represent Numeric Data
- Michael Raithel, Westat
Supporting SAS in a Research Organization
2008 First Quarter Meeting
- Doug McAllaster, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Health Affairs)
PROC FORMAT: Basics, "Power" Practices, and a WHERE Warning
- Gary Schlegelmilch, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
The SAS® Community: How to Be a Part of It!
- Chris Zogby, Zogby Enterprises, Inc.
A User-Written DI Studio Transform That Collects Primary Key Values From An Oracle Sequence
2007 Fourth Quarter Meeting
- Andrew Karp, Sierra Information Services
Getting the Most from PROC MEANS
- Mike Molter, PPD Inc.
Tips and Tricks for Creating the Reports Your Clients Need to See
Special Evening Meeting, Sept. 2007
- Andrew Karp, Sierra Information Services
Essential Concepts of the SAS Output Delivery System (ODS)
- Susan Tian, Social & Scientific Systems, Inc.
%DO Loop - a Simple Dynamic Programming Technique and
The Power and the Danger of Automatic Retain
- Suzanne Dorinski, US Census Bureau
A Lazy Programmer Case Study: Dynamic Macro Code To Deal With
Changing Numbers Of Variables Over Time
2007 Third Quarter Meeting
- Mike Rhoads, Westat
New Version 9 Tools for Your SAS Toolkit
- Howard Schreier, Howles Informatics
Finding Answers in the PROC SQL Documentation
2007 First Quarter Meeting
- Ed Heaton, Westat
Top-Down Programming with SAS Macro
2006 Fourth Quarter Meeting
- Andrew Karp, Sierra Information Services
Getting Un-Stuck in the Traffic-Lighting
- Chevell Parker, SAS Institute
Now - That's Your Style!!!!!
2006 Third Quarter Meeting
- Laurie Hamilton, U.S. Government Accountability Office
U.S. Census Gazetteer Data and ArcView Geocoding Software for Medicare Fraud Screening
- Dianne Louise Rhodes, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pretty Dates All in a Row
2006 Second Quarter Meeting
- Bruce Gilsen, Federal Reserve Board
Tales from the Help Desk 3: More Solutions for Simple SAS® Mistakes
- Roger Goodwin, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Using PROC TRANSPOSE
2006 First Quarter Meeting
- Howard Schreier, Howles Informatics
SQL Set Operators: So Handy Venn You Need Them
2005 Fourth Quarter Meeting
- Vincent DelGobbo, SAS Institute
Moving Data and Analytical Results between SAS and Microsoft Office
- Download paper
- Download archive (ZIP; 4.8 MB),
including paper, annotated slides, code, and several earlier papers
- Steve Feder, Federal Reserve Board
Reporting and Interacting with Excel® spreadsheets with ODS® and DDE
- Andrew Karp, Sierra Information Services
Getting in to the PICTURE (Format)
This was a work in progress when presented to DCSUG. However, Andrew makes his papers
available on the
Sierra web site, so this paper will eventually appear there in finished form.
2005 Third Quarter Meeting
- John Davison, Factotum, Inc.
Systematic SAS Development, a Disciplined Approach
- Ronald Fehd, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
A SASautos Companion: Reusing Macros
2005 First Quarter Meeting
- Mike Rhoads, Westat
Starts and Stops: Processing Episode Data With Beginning and Ending Dates
- Roger Goodwin, U.S. Department of Agriculture
PROC SURVEYMEANS
2004 Fourth Quarter Meeting
- Diane Olson, SAS
PROC MIGRATE: How to Migrate Your Data and Know You’ve Done It Right
- Chris Zogby, Zogby Enterprises, Inc.
Query-Based SQL Updates Using Correlated Subqueries
2004 Third Quarter Meeting
- Bruce Gilsen, Federal Reserve Board
More Tales from the Help Desk: Solutions for Simple SAS Mistakes
- Frank DiIorio
, CodeCrafters Inc.
The SAS Debugging Primer
Frank also welcomes visitors to the CodeCrafters site, where they can find more of his papers and presentations.
2004 First Quarter Meeting
- Michael Davis, Bassett Consulting Services
You Could Look It Up: An Introduction to SASHELP Dictionary Views
- Marianne Whitlock
Self-adjusting Date Formats
- Ian Whitlock
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Missing Secrets
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Selected Topics from the DATA Step
2003 Fourth Quarter Meeting
- Andrew Karp,, Sierra Information Services, Inc.
A Peek at PROC DOCUMENT
- Bob Rodriguez,, SAS Institute
Statistical Graphics Using ODS in SAS 9.1
- Material on the SAS Statistics & Operations Research Community web site
2003 Second Quarter Meeting
- Edward E. Heaton, Westat
SAS® System Options Are Your Friends
- Download paper (PDF; 306 KB) from SUGI 28 Proceedings
- John McCue, Congressional Research Service
Construction Secrets Learned Building a Government Information Factory (Foundation)
- Howard Schreier, U.S. Department of Commerce
Ask and Ye Shall Receive: Getting the Most from SAS-L
2003 First Quarter Meeting
- Roger Goodwin
, U.S. Bureau of the Census
Developing SAS® Software for Generating a Complete Set of Ratio Edits
- David Chapman, U.S. Bureau of the Census
Using PROC REPORT To Produce Tables With
Cumulative Totals and Row Differences
- Download paper (PDF; 132 KB) from SUGI 27 Proceedings
- Download demo code
- Christopher Zogby, Zogby Enterprises, Inc.
Proc SQL Tips: Conditional Logic, Macro Variables and Subqueries
2002 Fourth Quarter Meeting
- David Shamlin, SAS
V9 Nuts & Bolts
2002 Third Quarter Meeting
- Peter Knapp, U.S. Department of Commerce
Debugging 101
- Ian Whitlock, Westat
SAS Macro Design Issues
2002 Second Quarter Meeting
- Ray Pass, Ray Pass Consulting
PROC REPORT: Doin’ It in Style!
- Download paper (PDF, 307k)
- Download package (paper and demo files; ZIP, 296k)
- Ray Pass, Ray Pass Consulting
PROC TABULATE: Doin’ It in Style!
- Download paper (PDF, 205k)
- Download package (paper and demo files; ZIP, 201k)
2002 First Quarter Meeting
- Veronica Y. Rath, INDUS Corporation
How to Change the Template and Table of Contents for SAS Web
Applications
- Download paper (PDF, 174k)
- Andrew H. Karp, Sierra Information Services, Inc.
Using MULTILABEL Formats in SAS Version 8
- Download paper (PDF, 293k)
2001 Third Quarter Meeting
- Ray Pass, Ray Pass Consulting
I'll Have the TABULATEs a la ODS Please, With a Table of Contents On the Side
- Download paper (PDF, 311k)
2001 Second Quarter Meeting
- Bruce Gilsen and Scott Hoenig, Federal Reserve
Board
SAS ® User Support: Simple, Effective Web Page Design
- Download paper (PDF, 195k)
2001 First Quarter Meeting
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Larry Altmayer, U.S. Census Bureau
CONNECTing with SAS Version 8 : Virtually Transparent to the
User
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Mike Rhoads, Westat
Hidden Nuggets in Version 8: New Informats, Formats, and
Functions
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Chris Zogby, Zogby Enterprises
Object Oriented Programming Using SAS/AF Software: An Electronic Mail
Class Example
2000 Fourth Quarter Meeting
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Andrew H. Karp, Sierra Information Services, Inc.
Changes and Enhancements to PROCs MEANS/SUMMARY in Version 8 of the
SAS ® System
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