SAS Topics
Data Management
These pages contain links from all parts of our web site and others web sites
on data management. The topics will vary from introductory to advanced.
- SAS Class Notes
- SAS Learning Modules
- Reading raw data into SAS
- Basic data management in SAS
- Classic data management problems
- SAS Frequently Asked
Questions
- Converting among SAS, SPSS and Stata
- Reading/writing SAS data files in SAS version 8
- Reading/writing data files
- Transferring files to/from other computer platforms
- Reading/writing SAS files with Formats
- Data management
- SAS Library
- Reading data/data transformation/data management
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Reading Data into SAS adapted from materials created by
Oliver Schabenberger
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The Input Statement: Where It's @
by Ronald Cody, courtesy of NESUG
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Data Transformations and Manipulation in SAS adapted from
materials created by Oliver
Schabenberger
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Working with SAS Date and Time Functions
by Andrew H. Karp, courtesy of NESUG
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Creative Uses of Functions
by Steven A. Wright, courtesy of
NESUG
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Data Cleaning 101
by Ronald Cody, courtesy of NESUG
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How MERGE Really Works byBob Virgile, courtesy of NESUG
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Transforming Multiple-Record Data into Single-Record Format when
Number of Variables is Large
by David Izrael and David Russo, courtesy of
NESUG
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Longitudinal Data Techniques: Looking Across Observations
by Ronald Cody, Ed.D., Robert Wood Johnson, courtesy of
NESUG
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Changing the Shape of Your Data: PROC TRANSPOSE vs. Arrays
by Bob Virgile, courtesy of NESUG
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The RETAIN Statement: One Window into the SAS Data Step
by Paul Gorrell, courtesy of NESUG
- Procedures
- SAS Code
Fragments
- Reading/writing files
- Other
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