By means of straightforward commands in SAS v8.2 and SAS/GRAPH, graphs and charts can be generated that are visually appealing and easy to understand without having to import data into another graph-generating program. Using PROC GPLOT/GHART in conjunction with PROC FORMAT and ODS (output delivery system), data can be visualized in a comprehensible style. Many times visualizing data using traditional linear graphs or pie charts is done with a product such as Microsoft Excel or other graphing software after data is compiled and manipulated using SAS. By using PROC GPLOT or PROC GCHART with PROC FORMAT a colorful, quality graphical representation of data can be produced.
Did you find this white paper useful?
25 out of 50 users found this white paper useful
Related white papers
A Web-Based Financial Trading System
Rapid advances in IT and growing competition are causing fundamental changes in the world’s financial services industry. This article describes an electronic market that traders use to execute bundle orders....
MSDN Webcast: Programming a Full-Blown Silverlight Line-of-Business Application in 20 Minutes (Level 100)
This webcast uses the Gizmox Visual WebGui framework to "Light up" a fully blown, line-of-business application in 20 minutes. The presenter of this webcast demonstrate how to make Windows Forms...
Live From Redmond: Building Rich Internet Application Using Microsoft Silverlight 2
This webcast builds a Video Search Web Site using Silverlight 2. It will demo - how to use Visual Studio to create a Sliverlight applications, how to create UI using...
Live From Redmond: Data-Binding, Business Objects and Data Sources [Updated]
The presenter of this webcast demonstrate how to create an n-tier Silverlight application, focusing on the UI and business layers and showing how Expression Blend can facilitate drag-and-drop data-binding without...
Secure XML, Bringing Trust and Interoperability to B2B
Developed over the last three years, XML is the ubiquitous B2B language that is providing the ideal communications environment for efficient and effective business processes. XML provides a powerful means...
MSDN Webcast: Look What You Can Do With Silverlight 2 (Part 6 of 6): Adaptive Streaming (Level 200)
This webcast highlights adaptive streaming, which is an addition to the rich media capabilities of Silverlight 2. Adaptive streaming enables Silverlight 2 applications to examine the capabilities of the client...
Live From Redmond: Controls and Events (Subtitle: Programming Silverlight 2 With Expression Blend and Visual Studio 2008)
This webcast will provide a complete overview of why one Silverlight Geek has moved from 15 years of programming exclusively in Visual Studio to a mixed model of Expression Blend...
