The Simple Guide to SAS - Thomas, Kirby
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Start your journey with SAS. Have you just accepted a new job as a data analyst and need to learn SAS fast? Or perhaps you want to make a career change into programming and you're not sure where to begin. The Simple Guide to SAS: From Null to Novice is the perfect book to get you started. Written for individuals with no prior programming experience, this book teaches the basics of learning SAS using hands-on examples and step-by-step explanations in a short, easy-to-understand guide. Topics covered in this book include: 1. DATA and PROC Steps 2. DATA Step Processing 3. Setting Up SAS Libraries…mehr

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Start your journey with SAS. Have you just accepted a new job as a data analyst and need to learn SAS fast? Or perhaps you want to make a career change into programming and you're not sure where to begin. The Simple Guide to SAS: From Null to Novice is the perfect book to get you started. Written for individuals with no prior programming experience, this book teaches the basics of learning SAS using hands-on examples and step-by-step explanations in a short, easy-to-understand guide. Topics covered in this book include: 1. DATA and PROC Steps 2. DATA Step Processing 3. Setting Up SAS Libraries 4. Importing and Exporting Data 5. Viewing and Summarizing Data 6. Sorting and De-duplicating Data 7. Filtering Data and Conditional Logic 8. SAS Functions 9. Formatting Variables 10. Combining and Aggregating Data The Simple Guide to SAS provides solutions to common business problems, identifies pitfalls to avoid, and includes sample code with data for readers to practice their knowledge.
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Kirby Thomas is a Technical Communicator at SAS who enjoys taking complex concepts and breaking them down into easy-to-understand steps. She has a PhD in Sociology from Florida State University, where her research focused on why women are less likely than men to major and persist in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Her passion for creating more accessible and equitable learning environments was cultivated in her job at the Florida Department of Education and continues to motivate her work every day. She has over 9 years of experience programming in SAS and is excited to share her lessons learned with new programmers so that they can feel empowered to dive into coding without the hindrance of perfection paralysis.