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When did you start using SAS and what was your first SAS conference? (e.g., NESUG89, SUGI11)
Started using SAS in 1975 and my first SUGI was SUGI 3 in Las Vegas.
I've attended every SUGI/SGF since SUGI 3.
What do you use SAS for?
Just about everything ;-).
As a consultant, I spend most of my time helping clients build BI/EBI applications. I mostly help them leverage the reliable BASE SAS Tools in the BI/EBI World.

Check out my blog, Jurassic SAS© in the BI/EBI World: http://hcsbi.blogspot.com

What else about you would be of interest to other SAS Users?
Was Conference Chair at SUGI 11 in Atlanta and am a member of the SAS Global User's Group Executive Board.
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Yes
Personal information
Real nameDon Henderson
LocationOlney, Maryland
Websites
Web Site: http://www.hcsbi.com

Blog: http://hcsbi.blogspot.com
LinkedIn Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/donaldjhenderson

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posted 123 days ago
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HI my name is Tim and I have a problem with a SAS program. Are you able to assist. I have never used the SAS Community site before so i'm not sure if i'm following proper protocol?

posted 201 days ago
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Hi Don,

We hava an immediate openings with one of our direct client on SAS Please let me know any references for the job opportunities we have.

posted 223 days ago
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I wanted to tell you about this page that I just created: http://www.sascommunity.org/wiki/Be_Wary_of_the_SAME-AND_Operator

posted 244 days ago
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I received an email today at work. It contained a word document whose content was only text and a URL - nothing that required being a word processing document. All it did was add an extra step and use more resources. I feel the same way about PDFs on Wiki pages - makes the page less useful. But I'm a curmudgeon.

It looks like there are WikiMedia and EPub converters for the OpenOffice equivalent of Word, but not for the equivalent of PowerPoint. So there would still be a conversion process of Impress->Writer->Wikimedia for presentations.


posted 244 days ago
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I just added one of my WUSS papers here, and I wonder if there is an easier process than what I did. The paper is at http://www.sascommunity.org/wiki/Creating_a_ZIP_File_Using_Native_SAS_Features .

This is a conversion of my PowerPoint slides, not the paper. I saved the PPT as RTF, which I opened in Word and saved as text (there's no "save as text" option in my version of PowerPoint). I then edited the text file, mainly by changing the page titles to section headers with ==x== and ===x===, and the unprintable-character bullet points to wiki bullet characters. Is there an existing conversion tool for this?

A few other comments about papers:

  • The paper and powerpoint templates should be rewritten from scratch. There's a lot of old junk in the current ones, and that makes papers unnecessarily difficult to create. Also, the powerpoint text boxes and fonts could use some tweaking.
  • While they're being rewritten, two additional features could be added:

- The ability to export content to sascommunity wiki format.

- The ability to export content to a format usable by a program used to create a mobile reader document (.mobi or epub).

If the templates were cleaned up, and writers stuck to features in the template, such exports would be straightforward to create (I was thinking that a macro would be the way to go). The output would require some additional work insome cases

  • I'd like SASGloF to switch to sascommunity.org as its primary paper repository. It's more flexible and less difficult to use than the current system.
  • Back to an earlier point: PDFs are wave of the past. They're hard to read unless you have a giant desktop monitor, and almost impossible to read on a phone or tablet. HTML (as on sascommunity.org) or a reader format works on almost every common device, and adapts to the capabilities of the device.

Ron Fehd would be happy, because there are converters for LaTeX->HTML and LaTeX->EPub

Some formatting features would be lost, of course, but that might be a feature and not a bug. WikiMedia and HTML both support math formula markup, but I'm not sure whether they support the same markup.

posted 247 days ago
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Don, we are set for the HOW today at 10 am central (11edt). Thank you for validating the new users. You mentioned a meeting will you need someone else to do the validations? I can try to get a class member to help but do not remember the password for sgfhow@gmail.com Art

posted 341 days ago
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Hi Don! As a member of sasCommunity.org I wondered if you could provide some guidance in identifying talent for a SAS Data Warehouse Technical Lead position that we have open at our client site in Washington, DC. Is there anyone in your network that you would be able to connect me with? I've provided a brief summary of this position below for your consideration.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and response!

Janet Oliver | Senior Executive Sourcing Strategist-IT UNITEDHEALTH GROUP | Talent Acquisition E: janet_oliver@uhg.com | D: 860.702.8054|


SAS Data Warehouse Technical Lead opportunity within our OptumInsight division based in Washington, DC.

This full-time position will be the senior SME responsible for building and maintaining a health claims data warehouse using SAS Information Map Guide and SAS Enterprise Guide as well as maintaining the relationship with customer and vendor staff for all activities at our client site. Our ideal candidate will possess 5 years managing the technical aspects of Data Warehouse/Business Intelligence solution projects with a preference for federal healthcare projects as well as 5 years with systems integration and SAS Business Intelligence/Data Warehouse analytic tools. Healthcare industry experience is a plus.

posted 367 days ago
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Caro Donh, muito obrigado pela sua resposta. Acabei de postar na COMUNIDADE SAS a Minha Dúvida e Espero encontrar alguem Que me POSSA ajudar. Basicamente a Minha Dúvida e: Tenho uma tabela com 50 variáveis, entre as quais destaco as seguintes: ID do cliente, data em que entrou em recuperação, o montante da dívida, o segmento da dívida e o segmento de score, sendo que tenho dois segmentos de score diferentes: um segmento para clientes com score inferior ou igual a XXX (Segmento S1), e outro segmento para clientes com score superior que XXX (Segmento S2), e dois segmentos da dívida (A e B). O que preciso programar é o seguinte: Para a geração de clientes que entram em recuperação no mês, se o segmento do score for S1 e o segmento da dívida for igual a A, então, 75% dos clientes desse segmento terão tratamento A1, 12,5% tratamento A2 e 12,5% tratamento A3; Se o segmento score for S2 e o segmento da dívida for igual a B, então, 20% terão tratamento B1, 40% tratamento B2 e 40% tratamento B3.

posted 367 days ago
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Caro Donh, muito obrigado pela sua resposta.

Acabei de postar na comunidade SAS a minha dúvida e espero encontrar alguêm que me possa ajudar.

Basicamente a minha dúvida é: Tenho uma tabela com 50 variáveis, entre as quais destaco as seguintes varáveis: ID do cliente, data em que entrou em recuperação, o montante da dívida, o segmento da dívida e o segmento de score, sendo que tenho dois segmentos de score diferentes: um segmento para clientes com score inferior ou igual a XXX (Segmento S1), e outro segmento para clientes com score superior que XXX (Segmento S2), e dois segmentos da dívida (A e B). O que preciso programar é o seguinte: Para a geração de clientes que entram em recuperação no mês, se o segmento do score for S1 e o segmento da dívida for igual a A, então, 75% dos clientes desse segmento terão tratamento A1, 12,5% tratamento A2 e 12,5% tratamento A3; Se o segmento score for S2 e o segmento da dívida for igual a A, então, 20% terão tratamento B1, 40% tratamento B2 e 40% tratamento B3.


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