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Beginning Tutorials

Imelda Go, Richland School District One

Ian Whitlock, Westat

Paper # Author(s) Type Length Paper Title

P-301 John E. Bentley Contributed 20 Meta Data - Everyone Talks About It, but What Is It?

P-302 Debbie Buck Invited 50 Here's the Data, Here's the Report I Want - How Do I Get There?

P-303 Lisa M. Davis Invited 50 The Power of PROC DATASETS

P-304 Michael L. Davis Invited 50 You Could Look It Up: An Introduction to SASHELP Dictionary Views

P-305 Paul M. Dorfman Invited 50 Introduction in Efficient SAS Programming via Incremental Refinement by Example

P-306 Carol Gosselin
Joy Munk Smith
Invited 80 Customize Your SAS Output with the Template Procedure: A Beginning Tutorial

P-307 Andrew T. Kuligowski Invited 50 How to Incorporate Old SAS Data into a new DATA Step, or "What is S-M-U?"

P-308 Peter Parker Invited 50 SAS Software Macros - You're Only Limited by Your Imagination

P-309 S. David Riba Invited 50 How to Use the Data Step Debugger

P-310 Roderick A. Rose Invited 50 Static SAS Web Publishing (SAS/IntrNet @ Social Work)

P-311 Gary E. Schlegelmich Contributed 20 SAS as a Utility Language: Using SAS for Solving Little Problems

P-312 Jack N. Shoemaker Invited 50 Ten Things You Should Know about PROC FORMAT

P-313 Clara L. Waterman Invited 50 Maps: Where We Were and Where We Are

Paper #	Author(s)	Type	Length	Paper Title
P-301	John E. Bentley	Contributed	20	Meta Data - Everyone Talks About It, but What Is It?
P-302	Debbie Buck	Invited	50	Here's the Data, Here's the Report I Want - How Do I Get There?
P-303	Lisa M. Davis	Invited	50	The Power of PROC DATASETS
P-304	Michael L. Davis	Invited	50	You Could Look It Up: An Introduction to SASHELP Dictionary Views
P-305	Paul M. Dorfman	Invited	50	Introduction in Efficient SAS Programming via Incremental Refinement by Example
P-306	Carol Gosselin Joy Munk Smith	Invited	80	Customize Your SAS Output with the Template Procedure: A Beginning Tutorial
P-307	Andrew T. Kuligowski	Invited	50	How to Incorporate Old SAS Data into a new DATA Step, or "What is S-M-U?"
P-308	Peter Parker	Invited	50	SAS Software Macros - You're Only Limited by Your Imagination
P-309	S. David Riba	Invited	50	How to Use the Data Step Debugger
P-310	Roderick A. Rose	Invited	50	Static SAS Web Publishing (SAS/IntrNet @ Social Work)
P-311	Gary E. Schlegelmich	Contributed	20	SAS as a Utility Language: Using SAS for Solving Little Problems
P-312	Jack N. Shoemaker	Invited	50	Ten Things You Should Know about PROC FORMAT
P-313	Clara L. Waterman	Invited	50	Maps: Where We Were and Where We Are