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SAS

SAS is the largest and perhaps most well-known of all statistical software packages. SAS can probably do just about anything you will need it to do. It does, therefore, have a pretty steep learning curve. We provide the links below to help you get started as well as do some more advanced tasks.

SAS is available in the Geographic and Statistical Information Center (G-SIC). Anyone needing assistance in using Stata should contact the Numeric Data Services Librarian.

SAS Tutorials and Documentation

SAS eBooks from Books24X7 Over 100 SAS reference manuals and books by users. Please note that this resource is limited to SU affiliates; you will need to enter your SU ID number, even on campus. Also, only four users at a time may log in.
Using ArcView and ArcGIS With SAS, Stata and SPSS
Introduction to SAS: A Tutorial for SAS Version 8.2 A detailed introduction to SAS from the University of Virginia
What You Need to Know to Write a SAS Program from Columbia University
Resources to help you learn and use SAS From UCLA

SAS Institute Technical Support

Information about SAS Notes SAS Notes are the primary source of information used by Technical Support consultants to answer questions from customers.
SAS Technical Support Documents Documents containing specific instructions, background on exactly why a certain process is required, product changes or contact lists.
SAS FAQ
SAS Sample Programs
SAS Documentation In .pdf format
SAS OnlineDoc 9.1 A web-searchable version of the SAS documentation
SAS Transport files How to tell the difference among transport files created by PROC COPY, the XPORT engine, etc.

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