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rmoreno · ‎05-31-2016

Maybe Scott refered to something like this, which I usually use for adapting dates to Excel format and somehow prefer as more beautiful: DATA WPolSummary0 (DROP=state_old); length state $5.; SET rateBusPack rateISR rateBW (RENAME=(state=state_old)) rateCAR ; state=state_old; RUN; Cheers! (Is this actually used as a "goodbye"? Best wishes or best regards maybe sounds like "too much" here ^^)

MMMIIIIKKKKEEEE · ‎04-23-2016

Art, Ouch; you really put your big foot into that one!

JimAdams · ‎04-15-2016

I still have my mug from that SUGI (my first). Its the only way I can remember which one it was. When did we quite giving out mugs? There is no way for me to remember which ones I have been to now! I gave my first paper that year. It was a truly awful paper called something like “Dragon Droppings. How to add drag and drop in SAS/AF Frame"

jwaller · ‎03-31-2016

Or maybe Disney Studios in 2017? The always beautiful and talented @katiestrange and @MicheleReister would break a leg, I'm sure! Seriously, these are great and a wonderful resource! Jenn

ArtC · ‎03-27-2016

@ballardwthis is the only solution that I have been able to think of, but was hoping for something less programming intensive. In my case it would be quite akward as I already have ACROSS variables with a variable number of elements, and these are being addressed using multiple arrays per column.

ArtC · ‎03-24-2016

@Ksharp - responding on the other thread.

Peter_C · ‎03-13-2016

Based on the "historical perspective" and Art Carpenter's hint of 10% increase, we might seee over 5,000 passing through the doors!

Rick_SAS · ‎03-04-2016

Don't forget to check out the various SAS ENGINES (like the ACCESS engine). And in the BI track, you can learn to build GAUGES, such as speedometers, cylinders, tachometers, and traffic lights. I'm sure you'll get ramped up to speed in no time!

ChrisHemedinger · ‎03-02-2016

@Karen, I think this session might be of use to you. And if you can't make it to that, visit the Data Management area of the Quad to speak with an expert 1:1!

ArtC · ‎02-24-2016

@Quentin, Sounds like a fun contest. Mention it to next year's conference chair.

ArtC · ‎02-19-2016

I have noticed that when there is a range of solutions provided, the poster will generally select (designate as the 'Correct Answer') the answer that is the most sophisticated one that he/she understands. This is logical since the poster does not easily know if a solution that they do not understand is correct or not. We hope of course that the answers will help with the growth of their understanding as well as the understanding of others.

ArtC · ‎02-05-2016

Peter, Energy sure, but enthusiasm for the SAS user too. That you have in abundance. Art

MichelleHomes · ‎01-12-2016

Going to SAS Global Forum in Las Vegas in April? Come along to the #SASGF #TweetUp for a 'darb' time. For more details and to let us know you're coming, please post a comment at http://www.metacoda.com/en/2016/01/know-your-onions-meet-up-at-sasgf-tweetup

ManoharNath · ‎11-17-2015

Try this; One more thing always add 'DT' after date time value. data dates; date = '01JUN2011:00:00:00'dt; format date datetime20.; run; data test; set dates; New_Date = datepart(date); New_time = timepart(date); format New_Date date9. New_time hhmm10.2; run; Thanks 🙂

LinusH · ‎11-05-2015

How do you even handle so many columns? And how will the user's in Access use this data now that's even split into separate tables? Normalizing (probably some transposing included) is probably a better way to maintain and report on this data.

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