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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
BUY ON AMAZON
Absolute Beginner[ap]s Guide to Project Management
How Does Defining a Project Relate to Project Planning?
Best Practices
Are You Sure Its a Risk?
Why Communicating Can Be Tough
Essential Elements of Managing Expectations
Lotus Notes and Domino 6 Development (2nd Edition)
Using the HTML Editor
Creating Shared Fields
Controlling the Flow of a Formula
Real-World Example 1: Dynamic Drop-Down Lists on the Web
Enabling Database Encryption
A Practitioners Guide to Software Test Design
Equivalence Class Testing
State-Transition Testing
Section III - Testing Paradigms
Defect Taxonomies
When to Stop Testing
After Effects and Photoshop: Animation and Production Effects for DV and Film, Second Edition
Rotoscoping Techniques with Photoshop
Static Matte Painting in Photoshop
Motion Matte Painting in Photoshop
Custom Scene Transitions
Appendix Adobe Photoshop and After Effects Resources
Professional Struts Applications: Building Web Sites with Struts ObjectRelational Bridge, Lucene, and Velocity (Experts Voice)
The Challenges of Web Application Development
Creating a Struts-based MVC Application
Form Presentation and Validation with Struts
Managing Business Logic with Struts
Building the JavaEdge Application with Ant and Anthill
Quantitative Methods in Project Management
Project Value: The Source of all Quantitative Measures
Making Quantitative Decisions
Risk-Adjusted Financial Management
Quantitative Time Management
Quantitative Methods in Project Contracts
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