User manual SAS WEB REPORT STUDIO 4.2

[. . . ] SAS Web Report Studio 4. 2 User's Guide ® The correct bibliographic citation for this manual is as follows: SAS Institute Inc. Cary, NC: SAS Institute Inc. SAS® Web Report Studio 4. 2: User's Guide Copyright © 2009, SAS Institute Inc. , Cary, NC, USA ISBN 978-1-59994-133-2 All rights reserved. For a hard-copy book: No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher, SAS Institute Inc. For a Web download or e-book: Your use of this publication shall be governed by the terms established by the vendor at the time you acquire this publication. [. . . ] Click OK. Assign Data Items to Functions in Progressive Bar Charts To assign data items to functions in a progressive bar chart, complete these steps: 1. Select Data ð Assign Data or right-click in the progressive bar chart, and then select Assign Data to open the Assign Data dialog box. Perform one of these tasks to assign data items: Specifying How Data Items Are Used in Graphs 149 · · Use drag and drop features to assign data items. Use the Move Items drop-down list to assign data items. You can assign each data item to one of these functions: Bar Height (Limit 1) Specify the measure that will be used to determine the height of each bar. Bars (Limit 1) Select a category or hierarchy, each value of which will be represented by a bar. Horizontal Series You can create separate progressive bar charts for each value of a selected category or hierarchy. For example, if you select a Gender category for the horizontal series, a chart for each value of Gender is displayed side by side. Vertical Series You can create separate progressive bar charts for each value of a selected category or hierarchy. For example, if you select a Gender category for the vertical series, a chart for each value of Gender is stacked vertically. Hidden Data items that are assigned to Hidden do not appear in the progressive bar chart but can be used in filtering. For more information, see "Hiding Data Items" on page 274. Display 15. 28 Assign Data Dialog Box for Progressive Bar Charts 3. Click OK. Assign Data Items to Functions in Scatter Plots To assign data items to functions in a scatter plot, complete these steps: 1. Select Data ð Assign Data or right-click in the scatter plot, and then select Assign Data to open the Assign Data dialog box. 150 Chapter 15 · Displaying Query Results in a Table, Graph, or Geographical Map 2. Perform one of these tasks to assign data items: · · Use drag and drop features to assign data items. Use the Move Items drop-down list to assign data items. You can assign each data item to one of these functions: Vertical Axis (Limit 1) Specify the measure that will be used to determine the vertical position of each marker. Horizontal Axis (Limit 1) Select the measure that will be used to determine the horizontal position of each marker. Marker Groups (Limit 1) Select a category or hierarchy, each value of which will be a set of markers. If detail data is used, then this function groups and colors the data points. If aggregated data is used, there is one point for each data value in the category or hierarchy. Marker Size (Limit 1) Select the measure that will be used to determine the size of each marker. Note: You can also use the Markers tab in the Properties dialog box to specify a marker size that will be constant for all markers in the graph. Horizontal Series You can create separate scatter plots for each value of a selected category or hierarchy. [. . . ] publication channel an information repository that has been established using the SAS Publishing Framework and that can be used to publish information to users and applications. quantile any of the points or values that divide data into groups that contain equal numbers of observations, or any of those groups. query a set of instructions that requests particular information from one or more data sources. ranking the process of ordering observations according to values of particular measure data items. [. . . ]