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Accessing SAS from Microsoft Office Applications

Classroom duration: 1.0 day
Live Web duration: 3 half-day sessions
Please note the System Requirements below.
Course fee: $475
EPTO units: 0.9
CEUs: 0.6
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This course provides an overview of SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office and shows how it can be used to access SAS information directly from Microsoft Office applications. This course requires the SAS Intelligence Platform.

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Who should attend

Microsoft Office users who want to work with SAS data to create reports and perform analyses

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Prerequisites
No SAS experience or programming experience is required although you should have some experience using Microsoft Office Applications. Specifically, you should be able to
  • open and save documents
  • use the menus and toolbars to accomplish tasks
  • navigate Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, and Excel spreadsheets.
Course Contents
SAS Business Intelligence and Course Introduction
  • SAS Business Intelligence Overview
  • overview of the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office
  • introduction to the course data
  • introduction to the course scenarios
Exploring the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office
  • using the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Excel
  • using the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint
  • using the SAS Add-In to publish documents (self-study)
Inserting SAS Data into Microsoft Excel
  • SAS data set concepts and terminology
  • using SAS data sources with Microsoft Excel
  • using SAS data sources in PivotTables
Inserting SAS Results into Microsoft Office
  • an overview of stored processes
  • customizing the output style
Analyzing Data with SAS Tasks in Microsoft Office
  • overview of SAS tasks
  • list data task
  • one-way frequencies task
  • table analysis task
  • summary table task
  • bar chart task
  • interacting with an activeX graph (self-study)
Software
This course addresses SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office, SAS Intelligence Platform.
Course Materials
Classroom: Students attend classroom courses in one of our public training centers. You receive a hardcopy of the course notes and, in some courses, can choose to take home a copy of the course data.

Live Web: Students attend Live Web classes using a Web browser and a telephone and interact with their instructor and fellow classmates in real time. Each student receives an e-mail with instructions on how to join the class three business days before the class begins. The instructions e-mail includes a link to download the course materials. Students need to download and print the course materials prior to class.
System Requirements
For Live Web, you must
  • review and follow the general system requirements.
  • complete the course exercises through our virtual lab. The virtual lab allows you to access the software used in class over the Internet, so that you do not need this software on your local machine.
  • run this test to connect to a virtual lab session. If firewall problems prevent you from connecting to the virtual lab, then you will not be able to participate in the course exercises. Using your organization's BI environment is not an option for completing the course exercises.
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