sas_dataset_json is a SAS macro package designed to support bi-directional conversion between CDISC-compliant Dataset-JSON format and SAS datasets.

Several macros to perform various useful tasks in SAS

xattr_kit is a package to simplify the management of SAS extended attributes

The sashash package provides powerful and efficient hash-based lookup and validation tools specifically designed for SAS programming.

A repository containing some accessible SAS programs (maybe Python in future), macros and SAS Studio Custom Steps to carry out common tasks and operations. Also serves as a test bed for some future contribution to SAS Studio Custom Steps: https://www.github.com/sassoftware/sas-studio-custom-steps.

SAS log checker for extracting ERRORs, WARNINGs, and notable NOTEs — supports interactive and directory-wide runs.

Compares SDTM/ADaM, TLF datasets, etc. Assume a double program in the pharmaceutical industry to compare main and sub

SAS package to create dummy data in CDISC format for clinical trials

This package displays maxims that have deeply impressed me and that I wish to pass on to future generations.

Visual tools for reviewing and monitoring clinical trial data. A SAS macro package to support QC and exploration through graphical representations.

This project aims to create a comprehensive data analysis system based on the Wide World Importers (WWI) database.

Set of useful SAS examples.

SAS Base Datamining examples

SAS utilities for dynamic lead/lag value access.

A collection of SAS programming snippets and resources that I've learned and use.

A simple FCMP-based check-in/check-out storage system using dictionary objects in SAS. Store and retrieve data by key, like a digital cloakroom.

SHUTTER_CHANCE: Visual Checkpoints for SAS Data Step Review

A SAS macro toolkit to showcase layout patterns using PROC ODSTABLE. Provides reusable examples of table design with multi-level headers, conditional formatting, composite layouts, and auto-generated RTF output. Ideal for clinical reporting, style template development, and training use.