PharmaSUG 1999 Papers - Index

27 papers. Source: PharmaSUG (Pharmaceutical Software Users Group) conference proceedings.

#	Title ×	Authors ×	Keywords ×	Pages
1	A Macro Tool to Search and Replace Portions of Text	Jennifer Lin		7
2	Accessing Data Across Platforms - A Job Made Easy with SAS/ACCESS And SAS/CONNECT	Margaret Hung, Dawn Hunt		4
3	An Application Overview to Build a Clinical Information Base	Gajanan Bhat		4
4	An Approach to a SAS-Based Electronic Submission	Andrea Dynder, Izabella Peszek, Cindy Q. Song		3
5	Begin with the End in Mind: Modeling Data to Achieve Warehousing Success	Paul M. Gilbert, Beth Atkinson		5
6	Changing the Shape of Your Data: PROC TRANSPOSE vs. Arrays	Bob Virgile	proc transpose, proc step	6
7	Data mining in The Pharmaceutical Industry	John J. Cohen	data mining, pharmaceutical industry	4
8	Data Step vs. SQL Procedure	Cindy Q. Song	proc sql	4
9	Data Warehousing in Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare: An Industry Perspective	M. Kumar Sagar, Himanshu Raval		11
10	Enhancing the Report Building Process with SAS Macros	Bruce Coate		6
11	Error Checking ASCII Lab Data	Greg Henkle	laboratory data	4
12	Experiences when using SAS/PH-Clinical in Clinical Trials	Gunnar Magnusson		4
13	Extending PROC EXPLODE Using the SAS Macro Language	John J. Cohen	macro facility, macro definition, proc step	3
14	Generating SAS Source Code with SAS Macros	Robert W. Graebner		3
15	It Takes at Least Two to Tango - A Data Set Joining Primer	Caroline C. Bahler, Janet E. Stuelpner		9
16	Lessons Learned From A Successful Electronic Submission to CBER	Patricia L. Gerend		8
17	Merging Tables in DATA Step vs. PROC SQL: Convenience and Efficiency Issues	Gajanan Bhat	proc sql, proc step	4
18	MISSING VALUES: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know	Malachy J. Foley	missing value	5
19	Positioning SAS for Corporate Effectiveness	John M. LaBore, Thomas H. Burger		6
20	Program Validation: A Necessity, But Not A Necessary Evil	Amy Wilson Clodfelter, Christine Rose	data cleaning	5
21	Spreadsheet Techniques to Speed SAS Coding - Revisited	Glen Key Dalessandro		3
22	SynAudit: A Plug-N-Play Audit Trail Tool For SAS/FSEDIT Applications	Deborah A. Testa, Clark Roberts	audit trail	11
23	The Dirty Dozen: Twelve Common Programming Mistakes	Bob Virgile		6
24	The Pharmaceutical Program-Analyze-Write-Review Process and a SAS Program Development Environment to Support It	Barry R. Cohen		5
25	Using VIEWTABLE in SAS/AF Applications to View and Edit SAS Tables	Kirk Paul Lafler		3
26	Validation and Documentation of SAS Programs	David Handelsman	data cleaning	3
27	Viewing SAS Output on the Web Using HTML	Bobbie Coleman	sas output	4

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