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If you want to...
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then use a...
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enable a user to indicate
a yes/no, true/false, or on/off option
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check box control or radio box control
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enable a user to make
choices
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check box control
combo box control
list box control
spin box control
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visually group multiple
components together
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container box control
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display an existing
icon on your frame
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desktop icon control or push button control
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display an existing
graph on your frame
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graph output control
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enable a user to execute
a command
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push button control
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enable a user to choose
only one item in a group of possible selections
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radio box control
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enable a user to enter
a limited amount of text
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text entry control
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enable a user to enter
a large amount of text
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text pad control
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provide a label for
other components or include an uneditable line of text on your frame
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text label control
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include a chart or graph
on your frame
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chart control
critical success factor control
histogram control
map control
pie control
scatter control
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provide a list of available
color choices1
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color list model
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retrieve or access information
about SAS software files and storage utilities1
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catalog entry list model
catalog list model
data set list model
library list model
SAS file list model
variable list model
variable values list model
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browse or edit data
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form viewer control
table viewer control
SAS data set model
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access information about
file and storage utilities that were not created by or are not part
of SAS software1
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external file list model
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access the items contained
in a list1
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LIST entry list model
SLIST entry list model
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| 1 If you want to display this information in a frame, then you must use a view (such as a list box) to show the model. Models are referred to as non-visual components. They provide data that is typically used along with a visual control. For more information about models and views, see Model/View Communication. | |