Howard Schreier
Independent Consultant and Trainer
Howard Schreier, an independent consultant and trainer, has been a SAS user since 1981. He has presented numerous papers at various SAS user group meetings, and has served as section chair at several SAS conferences. He has contributed around 7,000 posts to the SAS-L mailing list over 20 years, and is a member of the SAS-L Hall of Fame. Howard received his BA in Economics from the University of Michigan in 1976 and his MPH in Economics from The George Washington University in 1983.
By This Author
PROC SQL by Example: Using SQL within SAS®
By Howard Schreier
Using a side-by-side approach, this concise reference guide illustrates the use of PROC SQL in the context of the SAS DATA step and other SAS procedures (such as SORT, FREQ, MEANS, SUMMARY, APPEND, DATASETS, and TRANSPOSE) whose functionality overlaps and complements that of SQL.
Awards
2009-2010 Society for Technical Communication, Carolina Chapter: Technical Publications Competition
Award of Excellence - Books
PROC SQL by Example: Using SQL within SAS®
"Consistently meets high standards in all areas. The entry clearly demonstrates an exceptional understanding of technical communication principles."
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