| NESUG |
1993 |
An Introduction to SAS under UNIX: Two Perspectives |
Gail Gill |
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4 |
| NESUG |
1993 |
The Hal German Experience: 1986-1992 |
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3 |
| NESUG |
1992 |
Report Writing on a Budget: Using PERL |
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5 |
| NESUG |
1992 |
SAS Problem-Solving Looks East |
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4 |
| NESUG |
1991 |
Building a SAS Front-End using the Command Definition Utility |
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4 |
| NESUG |
1991 |
The Adventure Continues: Using CLIST, DOS Batch Language, DCL, and REXX Command Languages in the SAS Development Cycle |
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6 |
| NESUG |
1990 |
The Grand Allicance: Using TSO/E CLIST and REXX Command Languages in the SAS Program Development Cycle |
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4 |
| NESUG |
1989 |
Using TSO CLIST and ISPF for Generating SAS Programs |
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7 |
| SUGI |
1989 |
An Unofficial Owner's Manual for User Group Officers and the NESUG Experience Continues |
Lowell Mercier, Ray Pass |
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4 |
| SUGI |
1989 |
Starting to Use SAS System Options |
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8 |
| NESUG |
1988 |
Starting to Use SAS System Options |
Mike Keohan |
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13 |
| SUGI |
1988 |
Demystifying the FORMAT Procedure |
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9 |
| SUGI |
1988 |
Multixy: A User-friendly Front-End to the GPLOT Procedure |
Thomas J. Higgins |
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5 |
| SUGI |
1988 |
Regional SAS Users Groups: The NESUG Experience |
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4 |
| SUGI |
1987 |
Eight Key Questions on the Future Direction of Established SAS |
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5 |