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Paper # |
LastName |
Type |
Length |
PaperTitle |
|
42 |
Andrew T. Kuligowski |
Contributed |
10 |
Pruning the SASLOG Digging into the Roots of NOTEs, WARNINGs, and
ERRORs |
|
103 |
Ian Whitlock |
Contributed |
10 |
An OBS Limit with a WHERE Condition |
|
46 |
Ian Whitlock |
Contributed |
10 |
Managing the INTNX function |
|
104 |
Ian Whitlock |
Contributed |
10 |
Make Your Own Macro Processor |
|
50 |
Imelda C. Go |
Contributed |
10 |
The Power of SAS Input Statements |
|
48 |
Imelda C. Go |
Contributed |
10 |
Matching Data Using SAS Programming and Human Judgment |
|
47 |
Imelda C. Go |
Contributed |
10 |
Generating SAS Reports and the Collation Problem |
|
39 |
Janet E Stuelpner |
Contributed |
10 |
Shortcuts |
|
44 |
John R Gerlach |
Contributed |
10 |
User-Specified Text Flow Inside The Report Procedure |
|
45 |
John R Gerlach |
Contributed |
10 |
A Cross-reference for SAS Data Libraries |
|
41 |
Robert S. Matthews |
Contributed |
10 |
Let's Play a Game: A SAS Program for Creating a Word Search Matrix |
|
40 |
Robert S. Matthews |
Contributed |
10 |
Using SAS/AF to Create Data Entry Screens with Multiple Comment
Fields |
|
43 |
Sejong Bae |
Contributed |
10 |
A Modular SAS Programming to Support ABCTM Simulation Study |
|
38 |
Sharon W Stroud |
Contributed |
10 |
Everything In One Record: Creating One-liners with Merges and Retains |
