SESUG 2002
The Proceedings of the SouthEast SAS Users Group
SouthEast
SAS Users Group Annual Conference, Savannah, GA, September 2002
Statistics, Modeling, & Data Mining
Training & Professional Development
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AD01 |
Handheld Computers for Data Entry: A Data Services Approach Using Java™ and XML Scott E. Chapal, Ichauway, Inc., Newton, GA |
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AD02 |
A Programming Development Environment for SAS® Program Tim Williams, PRA International, Charlottesville, VA; Lee Walke, PRA International, Charlottesville, VA
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10 |
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AD03 |
GoodsHound - Building Multi-Functional Web-Based applications with SAS/IntrNet® and JavaScript Blake R. Sanders, U.S. Census Bureau, Foreign Trade Division; Mikhail Gruzdev, U.S. Census Bureau, Washington, DC
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20 |
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AD04 |
The Value of SAS® in Manufacturing Eric C. Brinsfield, Meridian Software, Inc., Raleigh, NC |
25 |
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AD05 |
SAS® High-speed Automated Reporting Queue – SHARQ Eric Puhlman, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Chattanooga, TN; Kasi Peek, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Chattanooga, TN
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AD06 |
Meta Data + HTML = Automated Status Reports Frank DiIorio, CodeCrafters, Inc., Chapel Hill, NC; George DeMuth, Stat-Tech Services, LLC, Chapel Hill, NC; Michael DeSpirito, Chapel Hill, NC |
39 |
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AD07 |
A Sample Delivery System for A Multi-Site Study Using SAS® On A Gabriel Cano, MCNC Environmental Modeling Center, Research Triangle Park, NC |
46 |
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AD08 |
(Web) Software Development: Best Practices for Developing Enterprise Applications Greg Barnes Nelson, ThotWave Technologies, Cary, NC; Danny Grasse, ThotWave Technologies, Cary, NC |
53 |
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AD09 |
Integrating SAS® Analytics with Microsoft-Based Desktop Applications Dr. Sam Yamamura, Nortel Networks, Research Triangle Park, NC; James Tarantino, Nortel Networks, Research Triangle Park, NC; John Payne, Nortel Networks, Research Triangle Park, NC |
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AD10 |
Refactoring Design Patterns into a SAS® Application Mark Tabladillo, Ph.D., Atlanta, GA
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67 |
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AD11 |
Techniques for SAS® Enabling Microsoft Office in a Cross-Platform Environment Vincent DelGobbo, SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC |
75 |
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AD12 |
Bridging the Gap: From Spreadsheets to Websites Maryanne Hope, Destiny Corporation; Mary K. Tucker, Royal & SunAlliance Insurance Co., Charlotte, NC |
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CC01 |
So Many Files, So Little Time to Type Their Names Francis J. Kelley, Enterprise IT, University of Georgia, Athens, GA
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89 |
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CC04 |
Variable Cross-Referencing Macros - Tools for When Base SAS® Isn’t Enough Frank C. DiIorio, CodeCrafters, Inc., Chapel Hill, NC |
93 |
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CC05 |
Adjusting Dates in a New Century Malachy J. Foley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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96 |
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CC06 |
Derek Morgan, Division of Biostatistics, Washington University Medical School, St Louis, MO; Dr. Michael Province, Washington University Medical School, St Louis, MO |
98 |
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CC07 |
SAS® Completion Codes to Make Complex Programs Run Smoothly Heidi Markovitz, Simply Systems, Key Biscayne, FL |
100 |
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CC08 |
Logicals From Libraries: Using Storage as a Bridge Between Sessions Gary E. Schlegelmilch, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Suitland, MD
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103 |
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CC09 |
Change Shape or Lose a Few-Data Set Reduction for Analysis Philip J. d'Almada, Consultant |
105 |
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CC10 |
Felicita David, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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106 |
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CC11 |
JMP® Density Ellipse Script Code Made Easy Charles E. Shipp, Shipp Consulting; Kirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence Corporation |
107 |
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DM01 |
Database Conversion: What about our programs? John E. Bentley, Wachovia Bank, Charlotte, NC
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111 |
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DM02 |
Structure Approach Using MACRO Code Allen J. Blackburn, Bureau of Census, Foreign Trade Division |
112 |
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DM04 |
Streamlining Data Extraction with SAS® Made Easy with the Creation of a Centralized Code Repository Gregory P. Fagan, Consultant |
118 |
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DM06 |
Managing Multiple SAS/FSEDIT® Data Entry with a SAS/AF® Application for a Cohort Study Emily A. Mixon, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Karen B. Fowler, UAB, Birmingham, AL |
119 |
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DM07 |
William Pierce, Standard Technology, Inc., Falls Church, VA
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123 |
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DM08 |
Janet E. Stuelpner, Citigroup, New York, NY |
127 |
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DM09 |
Developing a Control Methodology for Customized Data Management and Processing Mark Tabladillo, Ph.D., Atlanta, GA
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130 |
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DM10 |
Using SAS® with a SQL Server Database Rita Thissen, Yan C. Tang, Elizabeth Heath, RTI International, Research Triangle Park, NC |
136 |
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DM14 |
Howard Plemmons, SAS Institute, Inc.
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141 |
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DM15 |
Data Quality - The Fuel That Drives the Business Engine Tony Fisher, DataFlux™ Corporation, Cary, NC (Presented by Ron Agresta, SAS) |
142 |
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GR01 |
USING SAS® PROC GREPLAY WITH ANNOTATE DATA SETS FOR EFFECTIVE MULTI-PANEL GRAPHICS Walter T. Morgan, RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company
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149 |
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GR02 |
Using JMP to Develop a Model Specification for Daily Energy Consumption Thomas A. Fuchs, LG&E Energy Corporation, Louisville, KY
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161 |
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GR03 |
Focusing healthcare quality improvement dollars: Using SAS® for geographic targeting Barbara B. Okerson, Ph.D., Virginia Health Quality Center, Glen Allen, VA Charlotte F. Carroll, M.S., Virginia Health Quality Center, Glen Allen, VA
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166 |
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GR04 |
Enhancements to SAS/GRAPH® in V9 Himesh Patel, SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC; Ravi Devarajan, SAS, Cary, NC |
173 |
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GR05 |
No More Downloading - Using SAS/ODS to Create SAS Graphs and HTML Documents for OS/390 Systems Patricia Wingfield, Bank of America, Richmond, VA |
183 |
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All Hands On Workshops are presented by Destiny Corporation, Wethersfield, CT |
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HW01 |
193 |
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HW02 |
199 |
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HW03 |
204 |
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HW04 |
214 |
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HW05 |
223 |
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HW06 |
231 |
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PS01 |
JMP Density Ellipses for Pharmaceutical Analysis Charles E. Shipp, Shipp Consulting; Kirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence Corporation |
249 |
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PS02 |
Using a RAM Disk to Speed up your Windows 2000 SAS Session Erik H. Dilts, Rho, Inc.
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254 |
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PS03 |
Using ODS to Capture Statistics from PROC GLM Frank Roediger, Meridian Software, Inc.
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257 |
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PS04 |
Putting It Together (The Poster): A Data Set Joining Primer Janet E. Stuelpner, Citigroup, New York, NY; Caroline Bahler, Meridian Software, Inc. |
263 |
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PS05 |
Robin Jones, Westat, Inc.; Ian Whitlock, Westat, Inc. |
267 |
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PS07 |
A GUI System for the Generation of Clinical Trial Randomization Plans for Collaborative Multi-institutional Clinical Trials Sijian Zhang, Mark Carpenter and John W. Gnann, Jr., University of Alabama-Birmingham, Birmingham, AL |
271 |
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PS08 |
Using Decision Trees to Identify Medicare Part B Providers for Audit Noel McKetty, First Coast Service Options, Jacksonville, FL; Donna Mohr, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL
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274 |
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PS11 |
Alternatives to SAS® IF-THEN/ELSE Processing Imelda C. Go, Ph.D., Lexington School District One
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278 |
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PS12 |
Reordering Variables in a SAS® Data Set Imelda C. Go, Ph.D., Lexington School District One
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282 |
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ST01 |
Analysis of Dosage-Response Data in Agricultural Research Dr. Khorsand Bondari, University of Georgia
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287 |
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ST02 |
A SAS® Program for the Computation of the Crude, Stratified and Mantel-Haenszel Odds Ratio in Case-Control Study Data Analysis of Nx2xK tables. Ilene Brill, Department of Epidemiology and International Health, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Dr. Fabio Barbone, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL
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293 |
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ST03 |
Variance Estimates for Census 2000 using SAS/IML® Software Peter P. Davis, US Census Bureau, Washington, DC
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299 |
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ST04 |
Research Across Multiple Systems: Probabilistic Population Estimation (PPE) Diane Haynes, Rebecca Larsen, Shabnam Mehra, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL |
305 |
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ST05 |
FDR_TEST: A SAS® Macro for Calculating New Methods of Error Control in Multiple Hypothesis Testing Dr. Jeffrey D. Kromrey, University of South Florida; Kristine Y. Hogarty, University of South Florida |
312 |
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ST06 |
Comparison of Correlated Proportions using SAS® PROC GLM: a Simulation Study Dr. Mark S. Litaker, Ph.D., and Dr. Daron G. Ferris, M.D., Medical College of Georgia Office of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics and Department of Family Medicine |
318 |
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ST07 |
Stuart Long, Westat, Inc., Durham, NC; Rebecca Darden, Westat, Inc., Durham, NC
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322 |
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ST08 |
Dr. Richard A. March, South Florida Water Management District, West Palm Beach, FL
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328 |
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ST09 |
Robert Matthews, Department of Epidemiology and International Health University of Alabama at Birmingham; David Brown, PhD, Wyeth Research, Pittsburgh, PA |
333 |
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ST10 |
Richand A. Moore, Jr., U.S. Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC
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338 |
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ST11 |
Using SAS® to Estimate Variance by the Jackknife Method Vincent T. Mule, U.S. Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC
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344 |
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ST12 |
A Macro for Computing a Goodness of Fit Statistic for Linear Mixed Models Jean G. Orelien, Analytical Sciences, Inc., Durham, NC
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350 |
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ST13 |
David C. Sharp, Division of Business University of Southern Mississippi, Long Beach, MS; Stephen M. Finnigan, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC |
355 |
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ST14 |
Managing Missing Data with Multiple Imputation using PROC MI in SAS® Hossein N. Yarandi, Ph.D., University of Florida, Gainesville, FL |
360 |
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ST15 |
Basic Usage of SAS/ETS® Software to Forecast a Time Series LTC Douglas L. McAllaster, US Army Logistics Management College, Fort Lee, VA
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365 |
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ST16 |
Using SAS® to Control Multistream Binomial Processes with a Chi-Squared Control Chart Peter Wlydyka, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL; Dan Cavey, Bank of America, Jacksonville, FL; Brett Friedin, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL |
375 |
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ST18 |
The New SAS Power and Sample Size Web Applications Wayne Watson, SAS Institute, Inc. |
380 |
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TP01 |
Programming Standards for Base SAS® and SAS Macros Devi Sekar, GlaxoSmithKline |
383 |
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TP02 |
Take a Job or Consult: In Search of Greener Grass Chris Toppe, Ph.D., INDEPENDENT SECTOR |
384 |
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TP04 |
SAS® Consultants: A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing Gary M. McQuown, Data and Analytic Solutions, Inc., Fairfax, VA |
385 |
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TP05 |
A Journeyman’s Reference: The Writing for Reuse SAS® Style Sheet: Tricks, Traps, Tips, and Templates from SAS-L’s Macro Maven Ron Fehd, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta GA |
392 |
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TP06 |
High Energy SAS® - Managing the SAS Community in a Large Corporation Jim Alessio, Capital One Services, Inc., Glen Allen, VA; Mark Jordan, Capital One Services, Inc., Glen Allen, VA
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397 |
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TU02 |
Kirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence Corporation
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405 |
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TU03 |
Web Application Architecture: Choosing the right tools for the project Eric Brinsfield, Meridian Software, Inc.
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412 |
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TU04 |
Sharing your Tips and Tricks with Others: Give Your Toolbox a Web Presence John Charles Gober, Bureau of the Census, Demographic Surveys Methodology Division |
413 |
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TU05 |
Paul M. Dorfman, Independent Consultant, Jacksonville, FL
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419 |
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TU06 |
Neil Howard, Ingenix Pharmaceutical Services, Basking Ridge, NJ |
429 |
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TU07 |
The Ugliest Data I’ve Ever Met Derek Morgan, Division of Biostatistics, Washington University Medical School, St Louis, MO
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439 |
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TU08 |
Customized Reports - Have It Your Way! Deb Cassidy, Cardinal Distribution |
445 |
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TU09 |
Don't Be a Slave to Your SAS® Programs Marje Fecht, Prowerk Consulting LLC; Larry Stewart, SAS, Cary, NC |
455 |
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TU10 |
Program Comprehension: A Strategy for the Bewildered Frank C. DiIorio, CodeCrafters, Inc.
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457 |
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TU11 |
Putting It Together (The Tutorial): A Data Set Joining Primer Janet E. Stuelpner, Citigroup, New York, NY; Caroline Bahler, Meridian Software |
458 |
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TU12 |
Frank C. DiIorio, CodeCrafters, Inc., Chapel Hill, NC
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467 |
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TU14 |
Macros: Tips, Techniques, and Examples Andrew M. Traldi, Advanced Quantitative Solutions, Inc., Alpharetta, GA
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477 |
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TU15 |
SAS® Software Macros - You’re Only Limited by Your Imagination, Part II (More Advanced Techniques) Peter Parker, Office of Textiles and Apparel, US Dept of Commerce, Washington, DC |
485 |
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TU16 |
Ian Whitlock, Westat, Inc.
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492 |
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TU17 |
Jack N. Shoemaker, ThotWave Technologies, Cary, NC
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501 |
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TU18 |
Here's the Data, Here's the Report I Want - How Do I Get There? Deborah Babcock Buck, D. B. & P. Associates, Houston TX |
507 |
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TU19 |
Proc Means and Summary: A Beginners Guide Andrew H. Karp, Sierra Information Services, Sonoma, CA; Gary M. McQuown, Data and Analytic Solutions, Inc., Fairfax, VA |
513 |
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TU20 |
Lisa Davis, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida, Jacksonville, FL |
523 |
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TU21 |
MERGING: Comparing the Data Step with SQL Malachy J. Foley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
533 |
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TU22 |
Problem Solving Techniques with SQL Kirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence Corporation |
543 |
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TU23 |
Multiple Uses for a Simple SQL Procedure Rebecca Larsen, M.S.P.H., Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL |
549 |
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TU24 |
Structured Query Language: Logic, Structure, and Syntax Sigurd W. Hermansen, Westat, Inc. |
553 |
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VS01 |
Using Strategic Performance Management® to Create Balanced Scorecards in a Healthcare Environment Ben Cochran, The Bedford Group, Raleigh, NC |
565 |
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VS02 |
Performance Management: Communicating the Results Barrett Joyner, FullSeven Technologies; Greg Barnes Nelson, Thotwave Technologies |
570 |
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VS03 |
The Smart Courier® for Healthcare Diane E. Brown, TEC Associates, Indianapolis, IN
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571 |
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VS04 |
Strategic procurement: The SAS® Solution for Supplier Relationship Management Fritz Lehman, SAS Institute, Inc. |
575 |
| Author Index |
583 |
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| Keyword Index |
587 |
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