Below are papers that I have presented at different national or regional conferences in the past (latest is first):
NESUG 2009, Burlington, VT, September 13-16, 2009:
SAS Global Forum 2009, Washington, D.C., March 22-25, 2009:
- 197-2009: Merging Data Eight Different Ways (poster)
- 209-2009: Using SAS System and Dataset Options to Control Your Data (poster)
NESUG 2008, Pittsburgh, PA, September 14-17, 2008:
- BB12: Cryptography, The Art of Disguising The Written Word
- PO19: Merging Data Seven Different Ways (poster)
PharmaSUG 2008, Atlanta, GA, June 1-4 2008:
- PO26: Avoiding the "Ooh Nasty"
- TT03: Adding Control to Your Data Using SAS System and Dataset Options (Best Paper Award)
NESUG 2007, Baltimore, MD, November 11-14 2007:
- CC14: Controlling SAS Datasets Using SAS System and Dataset Options (or I need to track the data!)
- PO08: Calculating the Quartile (or why are my Quartile answers different?)
PharmaSUG 2007, Denver, CO, June 3-6 2007:
- PO14: Finding Duplicate Records in a SAS Dataset
- TT02: Comparing ODS RTF Output Files in Batch Using SAS (or, 500 ODS RTF Documents to Compare in 15 minutes!)
- Calculating the Quartile - an additional paper presented at the request of the Coders Corner Section Chair
Other Presentations:
These are some of the papers I have presented at different local meetings...
- 5 minutes - Four Ways of Merging PATDATA with other Datasets
- Pumping up the Pixels!
- Commenting SAS Code
- Making Changes in Data Easier for the Statistician to See
- How to Build the Kaplan-Meier Curve from the Ground Up
- Five minutes - ISO 8601 Dates and Times
- Avoiding Some Pitfalls
- Some Unexpected Results with PROC SORT and NODUPRECS
- "Ma, How Long Do I Cook the Turkey For?" (or "Show me a Table and a Graph done using ODS RTF!")