1. What’s New EG 4.2 TASS, September 25, 2009 Judy Orr Lawrence, SAS Instructor

2. From Vanilla Cone to Sundae Base SAS Enterprise Guide 2.0 Enterprise Guide 3.0 Enterprise Guide 4.2 Enterprise Guide 4.0

3. What’s New EG 4.2 New Look and Feel Role-Based Capabilities Filtering, let me count the ways New Query Builder Features New Task Features And more…

4. Less Menus Contextual Tool Bar SAS Report is the default report format Parameters now called Prompts New Look and Feel

5. Parameters Prompts

6. Role-Based Capabilities

7. Filtering…so many ways

8. Query Builder New Wizards  Computed Column and Recode

9. Query Builder New Wizards  Filtering

10. Query Builder New Wizards  Joining Tables When joining tables, there are now five new options to choose from: cartesian product (cross join) natural inner join natural left join natural right join natural full outer join

11. Task Features  Task Template Manager

12. Task Features  Conditional Tasks

13. Task Features  New Tasks, List Report Wizard

14. Task Features  New Tasks

15. Task Features  Bar Chart new feature Custom Colours

16. Integrated into over 20 analytical tasks Professional appearance Consistent with active style Task Features  Analytical Tasks use ODS graphics

17. New Options

18. What’s next? Querying and Reporting Using SAS Enterprise Guide Who should attend: Analysts and statisticians who want to use the menu-driven tasks in SAS Enterprise Guide Description: Learn to use the menu-driven tasks in SAS Enterprise Guide, the point and-click interface to SAS, to create queries and reports SAS Programming for SAS Enterprise Guide Users Who should attend: SAS EG users who are interested in learning about writing SAS programs and modifying the SAS code generated by EG Description: Using the EG interface, learn about writing SAS programs and modifying the SAS code generated by SAS Enterprise Guide SAS Programming 1: Essentials Who should attend: Anyone getting started writing SAS programs Description : Learn to write SAS programs. Entry point to SAS programming and is a prerequisite to many other SAS courses.

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