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Is there any good tutorial for SAS?
Any recommended books?
I have seen a lot of materials for R/S-Plus, but so few for SAS.
Thanks!
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Hi Guys,
I`m sure some you might have used both SAS DI studio and IBM TWS.
Has anone managed to run codes generated in SAS DI studio in TWS scheduler ,
What are the kind of issues you have faced? And it would be great if you could suggest possible solutions
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Bonjour,
Retrouvez ci-dessous notre dernier tutoriel SAS :
Lire des classeurs Excel 2007 avec SAS 9.1, par Stéphane COLAS.
N'hésitez pas à donner votre point de vue
Bonne lecture ...
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Bonjour,
J'ai eu le plaisir de lire pour vous Econométrie théorie et application sous SAS, de Virginie Delsart, Arnaud Rys et Nicolas Vaneecloo.
N'hésitez pas à régair ou poser des questions si vous souhaitez davantage d'informations
Bonne lecture...
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