
Not to mention all the work that goes into PROC TEMPLATE and ANNOTATE to
make SAS graphs presentable! I suspect that a lot of companies don't use
SAS graphs or tables at all - they just export the data from SAS to Excel.

-Cody

Cody Hamilton, PhD
Edwards Lifesciences

What I would love to have is some efficiency estimates for SAS macro
programming as done in pharma vs. using a high-level language.  My bias
is that SAS macro programming, which costs companies more than SAS
licenses, is incredibly inefficient.

Frank
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