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Introduction

SAS/GRAPH software enables you to display your data graphically. To create a variety of plots, you can use the GPLOT procedure within SAS/GRAPH software.

This lesson shows you how to create single plots and overlaid plots, as well as how to refine the plots by specifying plotting symbols, tick-mark values for the axes, and methods of interpolating plotted points. You also learn different ways of viewing and storing graphs.



Single plot example.


Time to Complete

This lesson contains pages and takes approximately 1 hour to complete.


Objectives

In this lesson, you learn to

  • invoke the GPLOT procedure and specify which data set to use
  • request a plot and specify which variables to plot
  • specify tick-mark values for the axes
  • select observations
  • overlay plots
  • specify plotting symbols and the method of interpolation
  • view graphs using the GRAPH, Results, and Explorer windows
  • specify an output catalog and store graphs either temporarily or permanently
  • embed interactive graphs in Web pages and in OLE documents.

Prerequisites

Before taking this lesson, you should complete the following lessons:

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