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| CE_27T | Wed, 8/7/2013, 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM | W-Fortifications | |
| Creating Statistical Graphics in SAS — Continuing Education CTW | |||
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| Instructor(s): Warren Kuhfeld, SAS Institute | |||
| Effective graphics are indispensable in modern statistical analysis. SAS provides statistical graphics through ODS Graphics, functionality used by statistical procedures to create statistical graphics as automatically as they create tables. ODS Graphics is also used by a family of procedures designed for graphical exploration of data. This tutorial is intended for statistical users and covers the use of ODS Graphics from start to finish in statistical analysis. You will learn how to: request graphs created by statistical procedures; use the SGPLOT, SGPANEL, SGSCATTER, and SGRENDER procedures in to create customized graphs; access and manage your graphs for inclusion in web pages, papers, and presentations; modify graph styles (colors, fonts, and general appearance); make immediate changes to your graphs using a point-and-click editor; and make permanent changes to your graphs with template changes. | |||
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