Using SAS for Simple Calculations
[Pages:21]Using SAS for Simple Calculations
Jayson Shurgold
VanSUG ? Nov 4th, 2015
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Introduction
SAS ? Modern, Reliable, Accurate:
support.... ? Access data in almost any format (SAS tables, Excel, and others). ? Manage and manipulate your data (data subsets, data combinations,
or new data columns). ? Data analysis using statistical techniques (descriptive measures,
correlations, logistic regression, modern model selection, or Bayesian hierarchical models). ? Present results and generate reports.
? Calculations!
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Introduction
Comparison: Calculator vs PC (SAS)
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Comparing simple calculations
Example 1: X = 50 + 6
Regular Calculator
PC with SAS
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Comparing simple calculations
Example 1: X = 50 + 6
Regular Calculator
PC with SAS
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Comparing simple calculations
Example 2: X = (9/45)(5*8)+9(42)
Regular Calculator
PC with SAS
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Comparing simple calculations
Example 2: X = (9/45)(5*8)+9(42)
Regular Calculator
PC with SAS
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Comparing simple calculations
Example 3: X = (3x0.1) ? 0.3
Regular Calculator
PC with SAS
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