Posts Tagged ‘ data ’

SAS Enterprise Guide: Import the Excel Spreadsheet – Easy Peasy

May 10, 2012
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One SAS Enterprise Guide feature I particularly like is the ability to import Microsoft Excel data quickly and easily.  SAS offers many ways to work with Excel spreadsheets but often I find I just want to extract data from Excel and get on with my job.   Tip – Click on any picture to...
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Using SAS to Automatically Forecast

April 6, 2012
Using SAS to Automatically Forecast

In honor of Easter, here’s a rare egg for the BI Notes blog – information about SAS statistical products! Today guest blogger Phil Low offers some insight about some of the other SAS procedures, particularly those used for the forecasting. Would You Manually Forecast 60,000 Data Items? Ever wake up to find you have...
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SAS Introduces the Visual Analytics Solution

March 26, 2012
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Last Friday, SAS introduced the Visual Analytics solution.  Last fall, I saw the demo of this tool and I have to say it’s really cool! It’s part of their High Performance Analytics (HPA) product family.   I’m curious to see it in my own environment and start showing you guys some of it’s cool features....
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Social Network Analysis – SAS on the CrimeWatch

March 16, 2012

Check out my post on AllAnalytis.Com about how SAS is using analytics to fight fraudsters.  Looks out crooks!  Plus there was an e-chat yesterday with Angela and Dennis Toomey. [Hint: Read from the bottom.]  Lots of cool information about the technology – really cutting edge stuff. sas fraud framework Social Network Analysis   SAS on the CrimeWatch

Anyway – here’s a video that shows how the Social Network Analysis tool works – neato.  It’s posted on the BI Notes You Tube Channel – while there check out some other cool stuff Angela has posted.

SAS Global Forum 2012: Will I See You There?

March 14, 2012
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Check out the results of my SAS Enterprise Guide code – 41 days til SAS Global Forum 2012 in Orlando, Florida!  I’m excited – I can’t wait to meet some of my Web friends face-to-face finally!  Oh and also catch up with some of my old buddies! Why Should I Attend SAS Global Forum?...
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SAS Enterprise Guide: Cut and Paste Excel Data into SAS Dataset

February 22, 2012
SAS Enterprise Guide: Cut and Paste Excel Data into SAS Dataset

Yes, you can import a spreadsheet into SAS Enterprise Guide and it’s super simple. However, there are times when I have been building datasets from several pieces of data and need to scrape bits and pieces from here and there to add to my dataset.  Come into my lab … now that I’m a...
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Reporting 101: Lessons Learned

February 13, 2012
Reporting 101: Lessons Learned

Wow – it’s a very exciting time to have an analytics career!  You may have read the Preparing Yourself for Analytics Job Tsunami post at BeyeNetwork last week, which basically said we are headed for a shortage of analytics or data-minded people.  Oh … music to my little analytic-trained, big-data-lovin’ ears!  The article was pointing...
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SAS Add-In to MS Office: Refreshing the Data & Breaking the Link

February 9, 2012
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If you use SAS Add-In to Microsoft Office – specifically Excel, then you already know how awesome it is to link to the SAS data on the server. First, if you are using data that needs to be refreshed – just a click of the button brings you the new rows and your report...
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Business Intelligence and Data Management Resources

January 31, 2012
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Last week I was interviewed in an e-chat with Shawn Hessinger, AllAnalytics.Com,  about deploying BI tools to help build your business.   It was a great interview and lots of amazing discussion with some really smart people. He summarized the discussion in this article: 6 Steps to a Successful BI Deployment. [If you visit the site...
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SAS BI Dashboard: Google Analytics Dashboard Kicked Up a Notch

January 23, 2012
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Google Analytics uses data from your Website to prepare a neat looking application where you can explore your data and answer what I consider your first-level questions. First-level questions are the most basic things you might want to know, such as How many? What Time Period? It is the second- and third-level questions where...
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