Jedi SAS tricks: resizing, renaming and reformatting your data
SAS' Mark Jordan shows you how to modify data using PROC SQL, PROC DATASETS and SAS macros.
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Simulate events when some probabilities are zero
Several probability distributions model the outcomes of various trials when the probabilities of certain events are given. For some distributions, the definitions make sense even when a probability is 0. For other distributions, the definitions do not make sense unless all probabilities are strictly positive. This article examines how zero
How to assign a name to a color
Some colors have names, such as "Red," "Magenta," and "Dark Olive Green." But the most common way to specify a color is to use a hexadecimal value such as CX556B2F. It is not obvious that "Dark Olive Green" and CX556B2F represent the same color, but they do! I like to