The discrete attribute map is a very powerful tool to associate variable values with specific visual attributes in PROC SGPLOT. This post shows a simple example of using the discrete attribute map.
The discrete attribute map is a very powerful tool to associate variable values with specific visual attributes in PROC SGPLOT. This post shows a simple example of using the discrete attribute map.
Three new books have made their way on to my SAS shelf. Being a SAS programmer means being on a never ending learning curve. The many great SAS books out there helps me stay on the curve.
In financial mathematics, dozens of models have been proposed to model stock evolutions. A class of models proposed is the RSLN Model. This post demonstrates how to simulate an RSLN-2 Model in SAS IML.
This post shows you example code of how to select entire By Groups of data in SAS conditional on criteria on single observations.
This post shows an example of how to decrease CPU – and elapsed time when you subset data sets in SAS using an index. We create a simple index using PROC DATASETS and subset a large data set with a WHERE Statement.
This post demonstrates how to set up a library of compiled macros, so you do not have to compile them again and again. Now, they are simply there to use, whenever you want to.
A frequent question on SAS Communities is how to replace missing values with the previous non-missing. This post shows you how to do so using the UPDATE Statement.
Control Order of Columns When you work with data in SAS, you sometimes work with a lot of columns or variables. Usually, you have some order in your head as to how these columns should be displayed, not only in terms of formats,
This post shows you a simple trick to look ‘under the hood’ of your PROC SGPLOT graphs, by specifying the TMPLOUT Option.
This blog post shows you the basics of controlling output destination using ODS destinations in SAS.