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SRMS Webinar: The Psychology of Survey Response 
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By "Fehd, Ronald J. (CDC/CCHIS/NCPHI)"  - 5:49pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Survey Question Data Analysis 
  I have the following survey question: =20 What types of health providers have you ever seen or talked to about your illness? (Check all that apply) [QUESTION_1] 1 Medical Doctor 2 Chiropractor 3 Dentist 4 Priest/Pastor 5 Dietician 6 Nurse/Nurse Practitioner 7 Pharmacist 8 Physical Therapist 9 Psychiatrist or Psychologist... more »
By "Pashi, Arthur"  - 4:18pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

Bad ways to code data 
  Nat Wooding just wrote a post on the perils of using a numeric ID that had a decimal, pointing out that such data can be subject to rounding error .... That gave me an idea for a fun thread - bad ways to code data. The worst one I've seen recently is a guy who created an Excel file in which a blank could mean either 0 OR n/a, depending on which column it was in. Oy vey!... more »
By Peter Flom  - 3:59pm - 6 new of 6 messages    

Numeric ID Values with decimals -- probably not the best idea in 
  I have been working today on a data file that dates back to the 1970s and h= as spent much of its life on a mainframe=2E I am in the process of preparin= g it for migration to an IT supported database and am cleaning up some glit= ches that have crept in over the years=2E In particular, I have been focus=... more »
By Nathaniel Wooding  - 3:53pm - 1 new of 1 message    

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By Matt recruiter  - 3:39pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Barchart with Graph Template Language 
  Hi there, I was trying to create a barchart (type) by group (origin) using GTL using the following code. I would like the groups to be side-by-side rather than stacking on each other. So far I haven't found any option in the BARCHART statement that can achieve this. Can anyone help? I actually got the result I need by using PROC GCHART but I like to explore the power of GTL since it provides some nice feature and flexibility.... more »
By yang wang  - 12:52pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

Finding differences between records with same key in a big dataset (lots of fields) 
  Hi, I am looking for some easy way to find differences between two records having the same key. The dataset contains several hundred variables, so i dont want to name the fields.. Data is something like the following... Key_Field Field_1 Field_2 Field_3 ............ Key1 a b c... more »
By Ajay  - 1:56pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

%include statement 
  I think you aren't supposed to have datalines/cards in %include files. -Joe
By Joe Matise  - 12:21pm - 7 new of 7 messages    

How to avoid klingon macro quoting issues with %sysfunc(ifc 
  Hi SAS-Lers, %let res=%qsysfunc(ifc(%symexist(in fo),'%symdel info;','* does not exist;')); %sysfunc(dequote (&res)); This technique does not solve all macro quoting issues, but I find it more reliable than SAS quoting functions in many cases. Basically it lets me decide when I want the macro triggers to fire.... more »
By xlr82sas  - 1:02pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

lsmeans adjusted means 
  Hi I am applying lsmeans to get age adjusted means of BMI for each category o= f footype. Can anyone tell me how to get the p-trend value (dose =96relationship). How do I get if want age adjusted median instead of age adjusted means. Thanks. Here is my code! proc glm data=3Dfood; class foodtype;... more »
By syk ghb  - 11:34am - 3 new of 3 messages    

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