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PHUSE APAC 2026 SAS to R: CHEAT SHEET - A Practical Guide for Clinical Programmers Lekitha JK,
Jalendhar Ettedi		 source
poster source		 24
PHUSE EU 2025 How Does a Computer Really Process Your SAS Code? Ben Barnaby-Pass source
presentation source		 5
PharmaSUG 2025 How Not to Drown in Code When Pooling Data Scott Burroughs source 5
WUSS 2024 The SAS Supervisor Donald J. Henderson source 13
WUSS 2023 Processing Large Volumes of Communicable Disease Data: SAS Techniques from the COVID-19 Experience in San Diego County Whitney Webber,
Nathaly Moran,
Jacob Ritz,
Fatema Sakha,
Jacquelyn Ho,
Jennifer Nelson		 source 10
SESUG 2023 Pol-y-mor-phism in SAS, Or, Good Programmers are Lazy David B. Horvath source 21
SESUG 2022 Pol-y-mor-phism in SAS, Or, Good Programmers are Lazy David B. Horvath source 21
PHUSE EU 2021 Differences in Performance Between the Options KEEP and WHERE as Compared to the Statements KEEP and IF in SAS Data Steps Ruurd Bennink source
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presentation source		 8
PHUSE EU 2018 Time Management: Programming Techniques to Positively Impact Runtimes Ian Sanderson source
presentation source		 9
MWSUG 2018 Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Part Deux of Defensive Coding by Example Donna E. Levy,
Nancy Brucken		 10
PharmaSUG 2018 Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Part Deux of Defensive Coding by Example Donna E. Levy,
Nancy Brucken		 source 10
SGF 2018 Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Part Deux of Defensive Coding by Example Nancy Brucken,
Donna E. Levy		 source 10
WUSS 2017 Five Ways to Flip-Flop Your Data Joshua M. Horstman source 10
SGF 2017 The Ins and Outs of %IF Michelle Buchecker source 6
MWSUG 2016 Implementing a Medicaid Claims Processing System using SAS software A Novel Implementation of BASE SAS Using Limited Resources in an Effective Manner Stephen C. DeVoyd 21
PharmaSUG 2016 SAS Techniques for Managing Large Datasets Rucha Landge source 7
SGF 2016 Transformers: Revenge of the PROCs Faron Kincheloe source 11
PharmaSUG 2015 Essential Guide to Good Programming Practice Shafi Chowdhury,
Mark Foxwell,
Cindy Q. Song		 source 5
PharmaSUG 2015 PROC TRANSPOSE For Fun And Profit John J. Cohen source 18
SESUG 2014 PROC TRANSPOSE For Fun And Profit John J. Cohen source 18
MWSUG 2014 Five Ways to Flip-Flop Your Data Joshua M. Horstman 9
PharmaSUG 2014 Five Ways to Flip-Flop Your Data Joshua M. Horstman source 9
SGF 2014 Five Ways to Flip-Flop Your Data Joshua M. Horstman source 9
WUSS 2013 Cheat Sheet: Data Processing Optimization - for Pharma Analysts & Statisticians Karthikeyan Chidambaram source 5
MWSUG 2013 A Better Way to Flip (Transpose) a SAS Data Set Arthur S. Tabachneck,
Xia Ke Shan,
Robert Virgile,
Joe Whitehurst		 22
NESUG 2013 PROC TRANSPOSE For Fun And Profit John J. Cohen 18
SGF 2013 A Better Way to Flip (Transpose) a SAS Data Set Arthur S. Tabachneck,
Joe Whitehurst,
Robert Virgile,
Xia Ke Shan		 source 21
SGF 2013 Consistent and Organized Analysis: Moving Beyond Pie-in-the-Sky to Actual Implementation via SAS Enterprise Guide Amber Schmitz source 8
NESUG 2012 Using SAS SCL to Create Flexible Programs... A Super-Sized Macro Ellen Michaliszyn 16
WUSS 2012 I Hate Typing Variable Names Mark Kirkham source 4
PharmaSUG 2012 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector James R. Johnson source 23
SGF 2012 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector James R. Johnson source 23
NESUG 2011 Why Programming Efficiency Should Matter to All of Us John J. Cohen 15
NESUG 2009 The Dirty Secret Behind the Box: Why Programming Efficiency Should Matter to All of Us John J. Cohen 9
PharmaSUG 2009 Translation of Drug Metabolic Enzyme and Transporter (DMET) Genetic Variants into Star Allele Notation using SAS Mark Farmen 17
SESUG 2008 Tips and Tricks to Make SAS Life Easier Claudine Lougee source 6
NESUG 2007 Metadata 101: A Beginner's Guide to Table-Driven Applications Programming Frank C. DiIorio 11
NESUG 2007 The Program Data Vector As an Aid to DATA step Reasoning Marianne L. Whitlock 13
WUSS 2007 The SORT Procedure: Beyond the Basics David Fickbohm source 7
PNWSUG 2006 There and Back Again: Navigating Between a SASHELP View and the Real World Anita Rocha 6
SESUG 2006 Putting SAS Dataset Variable Names into a Macro Variable Stephanie R. Thompson source 4
PharmaSUG 2006 When a Shortcut is More Than a Quick Fix Robby A. Diseker 6
SUGI 2006 Programming with the KEEP, RENAME, and DROP Data Set Options Stephen R. Philp source 13
SUGI 2006 The SORT Procedure: Beyond the Basics Britta KelseyBassett source 6
SESUG 2005 The Program Data Vector As an Aid to DATA step Reasoning Marianne L. Whitlock source 14
PharmaSUG 2005 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector (The Procs) Jim Johnson 17
SUGI 2004 Guidelines for Coding of SAS Programs Thomas J. Winn Jr. source 9
SCSUG 2003 Guidelines for Coding of SAS Programs Thomas J. Winn Jr. 6
NESUG 2003 The Dirty Secret Behind the Box: Why Programming Efficiency Should Matter to All of Us John J. Cohen 9
NESUG 2003 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo 10
PharmaSUG 2003 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector Jim Johnson 10
SUGI 2003 Continuous or Not: How One Can Tell Vatsala V. Karwe source 2
SUGI 2003 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo source 10
MWSUG 2002 Navigating Between Data Levels: A Tutorial to Working with Unit of Analysis Difference in Survey Research Data Chris Becker 3
NESUG 2002 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo 10
SUGI 2002 Can't Relate? A Primer on Using SAS with Your Relational Database Garth W. Helf source 10
SUGI 2002 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo source 9
NESUG 2001 A Few Ways to Use Macro Variables, Comparison Operators, and ".other=." Format Statements to Shorten Your Programs Scott Burroughs 2
NESUG 1999 The RETAIN Statement: One Window into the SAS Data Step Paul Gorrell 6
MWSUG 1999 Updating Some Tips and Techniques to Version 7 - Part 2 Deb Cassidy 7
NESUG 1998 Efficient Access to Data Warehouse With PROC SQL Pass Through Facility James Yang 7
SESUG 1998 The Program Data Vector As an Aid to DATA step Reasoning Marianne L. Whitlock 10
SUGI 1998 Introduction to the Basics - Avoiding Some Pitfalls Deb Cassidy source 8
SUGI 1998 Optimizing SAS Access to an Oracle Database in a Large Data Warehouse Clare Somerville,
Clive Cooper		 source 10
NESUG 1995 A Truly Integrated Method of System Design Dennis J. Clague 7
SUGI 1995 Reducing LAN Traffic for SAS Data Sets: The Skinny File Approach Richard D. Langston,
Meade Morgan		 source 3
NESUG 1994 A SAS Macro for Exact Power of Chi-Square Tests of Equality of Two Proportions Carl E. Pierchala 10
NESUG 1993 Large Data Sets on the Mainframe -- Strategies for Improved Efficiency and Reduced Competition for Resources Helen-Jean Talbott 6
SCSUG 1992 The SAS System Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Merry G. Rabb,
Donald J. Henderson,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 8
NESUG 1992 SAS System Supervison - A Version 6 Update Merry G. Rabb,
Donald J. Henderson,
Jeffrey Polzin		 8
SUGI 1992 A Tool for Compiling DATA Steps in Large SAS Systems Herbert C. Reynolds source 6
SUGI 1992 The SAS System Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Merry G. Rabb,
Donald J. Henderson,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 source 8
SUGI 1992 Use of the KEEP and DROP Concept in Batch SAS Programs Bill Schallert source 6
NESUG 1990 The SAS Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 11
MWSUG 1990 The SAS Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 10
SUGI 1990 The SAS Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 source 9
NESUG 1989 The SAS Supervisor Donald J. Henderson 7
NESUG 1988 The SAS Supervisor Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb		 pdf 16
SEUGI 1988 Producing More Efficient SAS Applications Peter Herbertz source 14
SUGI 1988 Efficient Programming with the SAS System for Personal Computers: Save Time, Save Space Lisa Ann Horwitz,
E. Tim Thompson		 source 6
SUGI 1988 The SAS Supervisor Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb		 source 7
SUGI 1988 Transitions From a Mainframe to a Network Environment with the SAS System for Personal Computers Clyde Dent,
Ray Palmer,
Eric Yu I. Wang		 source 6
SUGI 1987 Processing Large Data Sets into Customized Tables Tamara R. Fischell,
Elizabeth G. Hamilton		 source 6
SUGI 1987 The SAS Supervisor Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb		 source 10
SUGI 1985 Optimization Techniques for SAS Applications Vernon E. Kirchman,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 3
SUGI 1983 The SAS Supervisor Donald J. Henderson source 8
SUGI 1982 Selecting Subset of Data Donald J. Henderson source
SUGI 1978 A More 'Intelligent' Merge Capability in SAS Max E. Ellis source 6

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