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Chapter 1: Essential Concepts of Base SAS Software
Figure 1.1: Representation of a SAS Data Set
Figure 1.2: SAS Windowing Environment
Chapter 2: SAS Processing
Figure 2.1: SAS Processing
Chapter 8: Dates, Times, and Intervals
Figure 8.1: How SAS Converts Calendar Dates to SAS Date Values
Figure 8.2: Calculating Multi Week Intervals
Chapter 10: SAS Output
Display 10.1: PostScript Output Viewed with Ghostview
Display 10.2: HTML Output Viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer
Display 10.3: RTF Output Viewed with Microsoft Word
Display 10.4: PDF Output Viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader
Figure 10.1: ODS Processing: What Goes in and What Comes Out
Display 10.5: SAS Registry of ODS Subkeys
Display 10.6: SAS Registry Showing HTML Version Setting
Display 10.7: Registry Editor Window
Figure 10.2: Directing an Output Object to a Destination
Chapter 16: The SAS Registry
Display 16.1: Section of the Registry Editor Showing Value Names and Value Data for the Subkey ˜HTML'
Display 16-2: The Registry Editor Find Utility
Display 16-3: Example Window for Changing a Value in the SAS Registry
Display 16-4: Registry Editor with Pop-up Menu for Adding New Keys and Values
Display 16-5: The Registry Editor in View Overlay Mode
Chapter 17: Printing with SAS
Display 17-1: File Menu Displaying Universal Printing Options
Display 17-2: Printer Definition Window to Enter Name and Description
Display 17-3: Printer Definition Window to Select Printer Model
Display 17-4: Printer Definition Window to Select Output Device
Display 17-5: Printer Definition Window to Select Previewer
Display 17-6: Printer Definition Window to Complete Process
Display 17-7: Printer Properties Window Displaying Name Tab
Display 17-8: Printer Properties Window Displaying Destination Tab
Display 17-9: Printer Properties Window Displaying Font Tab
Display 17-10: Printer Properties Window Displaying Advanced Tab
Display 17-11: Print Window
Display 17-12: Previewer Definition Window to Enter Name and Description
Display 17-13: Previewer Definition Window to Enter Previewer Language
Display 17-14: Previewer Definition Window to Enter Command to Open Previewer Application
Display 17-15: Previewer Definition Window to Complete Process
Display 17-16: Print Setup Window Displaying New Previewer
Display 17-17: Page Setup Window Displaying General Tab
Display 17-18: Page Setup Window Displaying Orientation Tab
Display 17-19: Page Setup Window Displaying Margins Tab
Display 17-20: Page Setup Window Displaying Paper Tab
Chapter 18: Introduction to the SAS Windowing Environment
Display 18-1: SAS z/OS Display
Display 18-2: A Typical SAS Menu Bar with a Drop-Down Menu for Help
Display 18-3: View Commands for Explorer Window
Display 18-4: View Commands for Program Editor Window
Display 18-5: A Typical Pop-Up Menu
Display 18-6: Typical SAS Toolbar from Microsoft Windows Operating System
Display 18-7: Default View of SAS Windowing Environment (Microsoft Windows)
Display 18-8: SAS Explorer, with Tree View, Microsoft Windows Operating Environment
Display 18-9: SAS Explorer, Without Tree View, Microsoft Windows Operating Environment
Display 18-10: Typical Explorer Window, Without Tree View, Showing Active Libraries
Display 18-11: Explorer Window, Without Tree View, Showing the Contents of a Sashelp Library
Display 18-12: File Shortcut Assignment Window
Display 18-13: SAS Explorer in Tree View Mode, Showing Some Members of a Sashelp Library
Display 18-14: SAS Explorer In Tree View Mode, Showing a File in a Work Library
Display 18-15: Explorer Window with Pointer in Position (between Name and Engine) to Resize Columns. DETAILS Option Set to NODETAILS
Display 18-16: Explorer Window with DETAILS Option Enabled
Display 18-17: Viewtable Window Displaying a Data Set
Display 18-18: SAS Notepad, with a Program
Display 18-19: Program Editor Window, with a Sample Program
Display 18-20: Log Window
Display 18-21: Output Window
Display 18-22: Results Window, Showing an Output List
Display 18-23: New Library Window
Display 18-24: Properties Window Displaying the Details for Sashelp.Prdsale. Select Other Tabs for More Information.
Chapter 19: Managing Your Data in the SAS Windowing Environment
Display 19-1: Explorer Window Displaying Tree View
Display 19-2: Explorer Window Displaying Copy Menu Option
Display 19-3: Explorer Window Displaying Paste Menu Option
Display 19-4: Explorer Window Displaying Copied PRDSALE Data Set (Icon View)
Display 19-5: Explorer Window Displaying Copied PRDSALE Data Set (Details View)
Display 19-6: VIEWTABLE Window Displaying PRDSALE Data
Display 19-7: Data Table Save As Dialog Box
Display 19-8: Explorer Window Displaying Copy to Clipboard Menu Option
Display 19-9: VIEWTABLE Window Displaying MYWORK Data Set With Country Column Selected
Display 19-10: VIEWTABLE Window Showing Country Column Has Moved
Display 19-11: VIEWTABLE Window Displaying Column Attributes Menu Option
Display 19-12: Column Attributes Dialog Box
Display 19-13: VIEWTABLE Window Displaying Sort Menu Option
Display 19-14: Sort Dialog Box
Display 19-15: VIEWTABLE Window Displaying Where Menu Option
Display 19-16: Where Expression Dialog Box
Display 19-17: Where Expression Dialog Box Displaying EQ Menu Option
Display 19-18: Where Expression Dialog Box Displaying LOOKUP Option
Display 19-19: Lookup Distinct Values Dialog Box
Figure 19.1: Where Expression Dialog Box Displaying the Complete Where Expression
Display 19-20: Where Expression Dialog Box Displaying Edit Mode Menu Option
Display 19-21: Import Wizard Window Displaying Default Values
Display 19-22: Import Wizard Window Displaying List of Data Sources
Display 19-23: Import Wizard File Selection Window
Display 19-24: Import Wizard Library Selection Window
Display 19-25: Export Wizard Window Displaying Default Values
Display 19-26: Export Wizard Window Displaying List of Data Sources
Chapter 20: DATA Step Processing
Figure 20.1: Flow of Action in the DATA Step
Figure 20.2: Input Buffer and Program Data Vector
Figure 20.3: Position of the Pointer in the Input Buffer Before SAS Reads Data
Figure 20.4: Values from the First Record are Read into the Program Data Vector
Figure 20.5: Program Data Vector with Computed Value of the Sum Statement
Figure 20.6: The First Observation in Data Set TOTAL_POINTS
Figure 20.7: Current Values in the Program Data Vector
Figure 20.8: Input Buffer, Program Data Vector, and First Two Observations
Display 20-1: HTML File Produced by ODS
Chapter 21: Reading Raw Data
Figure 21.1: Columns and Rows in a Punched Card
Figure 21.2: Column-Binary Representation on a Punched Card
Chapter 22: BY-Group Processing in the DATA Step
Figure 22.1: BY Groups for the Single BY Variable ZipCode
Figure 22.2: BY Groups for the BY Variables State and City
Chapter 23: Reading, Combining, and Modifying SAS Data Sets
Figure 23.1: One-to-One Relationship
Figure 23.2: One-to-Many Relationship
Figure 23.3: One-to-Many and Many-to-One Relationships
Figure 23.4: Many-to-Many Relationship
Figure 23.5: Concatenating Two Data Sets
Figure 23.6: Interleaving Two Data Sets
Figure 23.7: One-to-One Reading and One-to-One Merging
Figure 23.8: Match-Merging Two Data Sets
Figure 23.9: Updating a Master Data Set
Chapter 25: Array Processing
Figure 25.1: One-Dimensional Array
Figure 25.2: Example of a Two-Dimensional Array
Chapter 26: SAS Data Libraries
Figure 26.1: Types of Files in a SAS Data Library
Chapter 27: SAS Data Sets
Figure 27.1: Logical Components of a SAS Data Set
Chapter 28: SAS Data Files
Figure 28.1: Types of SAS Data Sets
Chapter 29: SAS Data Views
Figure 29.1: Native and Interface SAS Data Views
Chapter 30: Stored Compiled DATA Step Programs
Figure 30.1: Creating a Stored Compiled Program
Figure 30.2: Executing a Stored Compiled Program
Chapter 37: SAS Engines
Figure 37.1: How SAS Data Sets Are Accessed
Figure 37.2: Relationship of Engines to SAS Data Libraries
Figure 37.3: Activities That Engines Regulate
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SAS 9.1.3 Language Reference: Concepts, Third Edition, Volumes 1 and 2
ISBN: 1590478401
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 258
Authors:
SAS Publishing
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