J.L. - Jul 2, 2017
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This post will discuss how to use unicode and RTF code to customize our tables. Unicode can be applied to insert special characters such as Greek letts (µ), greater than
J.L. - Jun 29, 2017
Comments Off on How to retrieve comments from word document using VBA
Tables, figures and listings must be bundled together and sent out to Statisticians for review. They usually add some comments. Programmers need to extract those comments and put them in
J.L. - Jun 25, 2017
Comments Off on Programming SAS anywhere at anytime with SAS Studio
It is well known that SAS software is expensive and most of us cannot offord. Moreover, installation can take us a lot of time. At least it is a horible
J.L. - Jun 24, 2017
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In this post, I will make an introduction on the process of creating ADaM (Analysis Data Model) , CDISC documents and then make a summary of some tips. Flowchart of
J.L. - Jun 21, 2017
Comments Off on Relationship between SAS Statistical Graphics/SAS Analytical produre and Graph Template Language (GTL)
SAS Statistical Graphics (SG) Procedures such as PROC PLOT, PROC CHART, PROC GPLOT, PROC GCHART are used by most of us when creating a graph. What we only need to
J.L. - Jun 17, 2017
Comments Off on Novel approach to create both two types of shift table for safety evaluations (LB, EG, VS)
Shift table are required to be produced for safety measurements such as Laboratory evaluations, Electrocadiograms and Vital signs in almost all clinical studies. It displays the number of subjects with
J.L. - Jun 15, 2017
Comments Off on How to apply two sample test using SAS
In clinical trial, two-sample hypothesis testing is usually applied when testing if there is a difference between two means from two different populations receiving different treatments like placebo treatment and
In clinical trial, we have to develop summary tables for safety measures like vital signs and laboratory examinations. Descriptive summary statistics such as the number of observations (n), mean, standard
Trial Visits (TV) dataset in the Trial Design model describe the planned visits of the study, but it is also necessary to collect corresponding actual data in Subject Visits (SV)