There’s nothing worse than being in the middle of a task and getting stuck. Being able to find quick tips and tricks to help you solve the task at hand, or simply entertain your curiosity, is key to maintaining your efficiency and building everyday skills. But how do you get quick information that’s ALSO engaging? By adding some personality to traditionally routine tutorials, you can learn and may even have fun at the same time. Cue the SAS Users YouTube channel.
With more than 50 videos that show personality published to-date and over 10,000 hours watched, there’s no shortage of learning going on. Our team of experts love to share their knowledge and passion (with personal flavor!) to give you solutions to those everyday tasks.
What better way to round out the year than provide a roundup of our most popular videos from 2020? Check out these crowd favorites:
Most viewed
- How to convert character to numeric in SAS
- How to import data from Excel to SAS
- How to export SAS data to Excel
Most hours watched
- How to import data from Excel to SAS
- How to convert character to numeric in SAS
- Simple Linear Regression in SAS
- How to export SAS data to Excel
- How to Create Macro Variables and Use Macro Functions
- The SAS Exam Experience | See a Performance-Based Question in Action
- How it Import CSV files into SAS
- SAS Certification Exam: 4 tips for success
- SAS Date Functions FAQs
- Merging Data Sets in SAS Using SQL
Latest hits
- Combining Data in SAS: DATA Step vs SQL
- How to Concatenate Values in SAS
- How to Market to Customers Based on Online Behavior
- How to Plan an Optimal Tour of London Using Network Optimization
- Multiple Linear Regression in SAS
- How to Build Customized Object Detection Models
Looking forward to 2021
We’ve got you covered! SAS will continue to publish videos throughout 2021. Subscribe now to the SAS Users YouTube channel, so you can be notified when we’re publishing new videos. Be on the lookout for some of the following topics:
- Transforming variables in SAS
- Tips for working with SAS Technical Support
- How to use Git with SAS
