Slides for Wisconsin Illinois SAS Users Conference Jun 2013

Bessler - Automate Highly Formatted Excel Reports Directly from SAS

Dickey - Finding the Gold in Your Data

Dickey - Overview of Time Series and Forecasting

Horstman - Let the CAT Out of the Bag - String Concatenation in SAS 9

Horstman & Muller - Don't Let PROC COMPARE Catch You Unaware

Hurley - Analysis of Count Data - A Business Perspective

Hurley - Underutilized Features in SAS Macro Language

Johnson - Changing a Static Condition to a Dynamic Data-Driven Field with SAS

Morrissey - SAS Visual Analytics

Shankar - Top 10 SAS Coding Efficiencies

Shankar - Why Choose Between SAS Data Step and PROC SQL When You Can Have Both

Snider - Credentials Randomization for Automated Email from SAS

Truxillo - Upscaling Your Mixed Models With the HPMIXED Procedure

Truxillo - Which Proc Should I Learn First? A STAT Instructor's Top 5 Modeling Procedures

Wilson - An Introduction to the Analysis of Failure-Time Data in Industrial Settings

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