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About Philip R. Holland

Philip R. Holland author photo Philip R. Holland advises a broad range of clients throughout Europe and the United States as an independent consultant and founder of Holland Numerics Ltd., a SAS technical consultancy. A SAS user since 1981, he has worked on all of the major computing platforms that support SAS software, and he frequently speaks on a wide range of topics related to SAS at conferences around the globe. Phil is the editor of VIEWS News, the quarterly journal of the VIEWS International SAS Programming Community, and he has been a VIEWS committee member since 2002. He is a SAS Certified Advanced Programmer, a member of the British Computer Society, and a Chartered Information Technology Practitioner.
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podcast Phil speaks with Shelly Goodin at the 2008 SAS Global Forum. (April 2008)

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PROC TEMPLATE Made Easy: A Guide for SAS Users book cover PROC TEMPLATE Made Easy: A Guide for SAS Users
By Philip R. Holland and Kevin D. Smith
Anticipated publication date: First quarter 2013

Before Kevin Smith and Philip Holland's PROC TEMPLATE Made Easy: A Guide for SAS Users, there hasn't been a book that focused just on PROC TEMPLATE. Although the SAS reference documentation is extensive, it doesn't really focus on "why" you would use PROC TEMPLATE for reporting. In addition, graph templates are new to 9.2, and List and Textblock templates are experimental in 9.2, so there is no current documentation for them. The use of templates is only going to increase with each version of SAS, so a book like this fills a wide gap.

Regardless of your field, if you use SAS, you are eventually going to want to create reports. These can be in the form of tables that analysis procedures create, or by using PROC TABULATE, REPORT, or PRINT to create your own table structures. However, there is another way to create tables: PROC TEMPLATE, which is what almost all procedures in SAS use to create tables, and users can create table templates to display their own data. Let PROC Template Made Easy show you how!

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