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Carpenter’s Complete Guide to the SAS Macro Language

Author: Art Carpenter

Published: SAS Publishing, 2004 (2nd edition)

Written for the experienced SAS programmer, this book starts with a systematic introduction to the SAS macro facility. Learn to define macro variables and macros, and go on from there to use the macro facility as a way to package reusable code. The many general-purpose macros included are useful in their own right and also serve as examples of how to write your own macros for managing and analyzing data, generating reports, and working with the SAS and operating system environment.

Updated for SAS 9.1

ISBN 1-59047-384-1: Paperback (475 pages) list 55.95

The Power of PROC FORMAT

Author: Jonas V. Bilenas

Published: SAS Publishing, 2005

If you need to create your own formats and informats, but aren’t quite sure what they do, this book will get you started.

For SAS 8–9

ISBN 1-59047-573-9: Paperback (114 pages) list 29.95

PROC TABULATE by Example

Author: Lauren E. Haworth

Published: SAS Publishing, 1999

Examples of TABULATE output make up nearly half of this book, which uses the examples to show what the TABULATE procedure is capable of and how to program with it. The book starts with the basics, for SAS users with little or no experience with PROC TABULATE, then quickly moves on to the intricacies of the proc and such advanced topics as percents, formatting missing values, using macros, and generating web pages and spreadsheets.

ISBN 1-58025-358-X: Paperback (374 pages) list 47.95

An Array of Challenges: Test Your SAS Skills

Author: Robert Virgile

Published: SAS Publishing, 1996

This collection of puzzles is designed to challenge the SAS knowledge and imagination of any SAS programmer.

ISBN 1-55544-806-2: Paperback (173 pages) list 23.95

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