Sas For Mac
This course covers macro quoting functions, macro storage, and macro techniques for advanced data access, table lookup operations, advanced parameter validation, and macro windows.
Learn how to
- create hierarchical, menu-driven macro applications
- exploit stored compiled and autocall macro facilities
- exploit macro quoting functions
- generate data-driven macro calls
- perform table lookup operations
- apply SAS or user-defined formats to macro variables
- automatically convert data set variables to macro variables
- search for all CSV, Excel, or Microsoft Access files in a directory and all subdirectories and automatically import each file, worksheet, or table into a SAS data set
- search for all SAS programs in a directory and all subdirectories and automatically submit every program
- exploit SAS I/O and external file functions
- create your own macro functions
- create macro functions that return the number of observations in a data set or a subset of a data set
- create a macro function that validates whether a selected variable exists in a selected data set and returns the variable's type
- create custom windows and menus that interactively gather and validate user-supplied parameter values.
Who should attend
Experienced SAS macro programmers who want to learn advanced techniquesFormats available | Standard Duration | |
| Classroom: | 2.0 days | |
| Live Web Classroom: | 4 half-day session(s) | System Requirements |
| e-Learning: | 14 hours/180 day license | System Requirements |
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At this point in time it is not known whether anyone has ever even tried, much less been successful, in installing and running SAS for Windows on Apple's new Intel chipset-based Mac hardware, running Windows in a 'native' mode (using Apple's new Bootcamp facility) to install and run SAS. 'Theoretically' it should be possible -- and in fact employees of at least one 'Apple Store' claim that it should be 'a no brainer.'
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Why is it not known? See Running SAS on Macintosh OS X 10.4 and Above. Also several SAS-L posts have discussed the matter.--Howles 23:08, 14 July 2008 (EDT)
I am running SAS 9.1.3 on a 2.0 GB MacBook running OS X 10.5. I am using a VMware Fusion 1.1.2 VM running XP Pro with 1.0 GB of memory assigned to Windows. I found the install of XP to be as easy as doing it on a PC and installing SAS on this VM was exactly the same as doing it on a Windows PC. I have not had any out of the ordinary problems with either the guest or host operating system during this time.
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I have found the entire process of setup to be intuitive and using XP and PC SAS on my MacBook useful and enjoyable. I don't think that you have to be an expert in Windows or OS X - I for sure am not. I have found myself using this configuration more and more due to how nicely it works.
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Also JMP on OS X is nice and is native so Windows is not needed. It may be an overall better solution, especially if you have access to a SAS server.
--SamC 11:41, 20 September 2008 (EDT)