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Administering the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office

Default Roles and Capabilities for the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office

As described in the SAS Intelligence Platform: Security Administration Guide, you can assign users to roles to provide access to selected capabilities in the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office.

Using SAS Management Console, as described in Administering Roles and Capabilities, you can assign users to roles, change the capabilities that are enabled by each role, and create new roles with unique sets of capabilities.

The User Manager in SAS Management Console provides three default roles for the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office: Advanced, OLAP, and Analysis. The following table describes the capabilities that are assigned by default to these roles.

Default Capabilities Assigned to Roles for the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office

Role
Capability Description Advanced OLAP Analysis
Open or Import Category



Open Files from Local Computer Open files from the local file system. Not a substitute for system security. X X X
Open Cube from OLAP Servers Open cube source data into a document. X X
Save or Distribute Category



Modify Output Data Location in SAS Tasks Change the output location in tasks that have an output location. X
X
Copy and Paste SAS Server Content Copy or paste from a server or library. Not a substitute for system security. X
X
Publish To Distribution Channels Send content to a channel such as e-mail or Web, modify channel properties. X

Content Category



Add or Modify Custom Code to SAS Tasks Edit custom code runs before or after SAS tasks. X

Options Category



Modify SAS Server Reference in Project or Document Enable server reassignment in SAS content. X
X
Modify Security Options Change security options for documents. X

Modify E-mail Options Change e-mail options for documents. X

Modify All Options Change all options in the SAS Add-In Options window. X

Tools and Help Category



Access Unregistered Custom Tasks Edit or run unregistered tasks if security enables access. X

Modify Styles Change ODS output styles. X

Create or Modify Schedules Change document refresh schedules or scheduling options. X
X
Access SAS Technical Support Use the Help menu to navigate to SAS technical support. X

Data Category



Copy to SAS Server Copy active data to a SAS server. X X X
Compare Data Create a report that compares two data sets or two variables across multiple data sets. X X X
Data Set Attributes Create a report with the data set's creation date, location, number of observations, variable names, labels, types, and formats. X X X
Random Sample Create an output data set that contains a random sample of the rows in the input data set. X X X
Rank Compute ranks for numeric variables across the observations of a SAS data set and send the ranks as output to a new SAS data set. X X X
Sort Data Sort a data source by any of its columns. X X X
Standardize Data Create an output data set by standardizing the variables in a data source to a given mean and standard deviation. X X X
Split Columns Create an output data set by splitting the unique combination of values of the selected columns in the input data set into multiple columns. X X X
Stack Columns Create an output data set by restructuring selected columns in the input data set so that these columns are transposed into observations. X X X
Transpose a Set of Data Turn the selected columns of a data source into the rows of an output data set. X X X
Describe Category



List Report Wizard Create detail or summary reports. X X X
Distribution Analysis Create a data summary with distribution information for numeric variables. Used to create plots. X X X
Characterize Data Create a summary report with graphs of frequency and univariate statistics for SAS data sets. X X X
List Data Print the observations in a SAS data set, using all or some of the variables, from a variety of reports. X X X
One-Way Frequencies Generate frequency tables or perform binomial and chi-square tests. X X X
Summary Statistics Compute descriptive statistics for variables across all or groups of observations, or summarize data in a graphical display. X X X
Summary Tables Display descriptive statistics for selected variables in a variety of tables. X X X
Table Analysis Generate crosstabulation tables, also known as contingency tables. X X X
Graph Category



Contour Plot Create line, filled, pattern, or smooth plots that show the mathematical relationships between three numeric variables. X X X
Bubble Plot Create a bubble plot that displays up to five dimensions (X, Y, size, color, and time). X X X
Radar Chart Create radar or star charts that show the relative frequency of data measures. X X X
Box Plot Create box plots, hi-lo charts, or hi-lo-close charts that display multiple summary statistics for a numeric variable across the values of a chart variable. X X X
Donut Chart Create simple or group charts that show the relative contribution of the parts to the whole. X X X
Area Plot Create area, spline, step, or overlay plots. X X X
Pie Chart Create simple or group charts that show the relative contribution of the parts to the whole. X X X
Line Plot Create line, scatter, spline, needle, step, regression, smooth, STD, Lagrange interpolation, or overlay plots. X X X
Bar Chart Create vertical, horizontal, or three-dimensional bar charts. X X X
Create Map Feature Table Create a feature table for map data sets and convert spherical coordinates to Cartesian coordinates. X X X
Surface Plot Create three-dimensional wireframe plots, smooth plots, or gradient plots. X X X
Map Graph Create a two-dimensional (choropleth) or three-dimensional (block and prism) color map that shows the variation in the value of a response variable for different geographical areas. X X X
Bar-Line Chart Create a vertical bar chart with a line plot overlay. The line plot represents the value of a statistic that is calculated for a variable. X X X
Scatter Plot Create two-dimensional scatter plots, three-dimensional scatter plots, or three-dimensional needle plots. X X X
ANOVA Category



Linear Models Analyze data using the least squares to fit general linear models. X X X
Mixed Models Fit a variety of mixed linear models to data and use these fitted models to make statistical inferences about the data. X X X
Nonparametric One-Way ANOVA Run nonparametric tests for location. The task also scales differences across a one-way classification and provides a standard analysis of variance on the raw data. X X X
One-Way ANOVA Test for differences among the means of the levels and quantify these differences. X X X
t Test Perform t-tests for one sample, two samples, and paired observations. X X X
Regression Category



Generalized Linear Models Model data that is not normally distributed. Also model data for which the mean has been restricted to a range of values. Also model data for which the variance is not constant. X X X
Linear Regression Perform linear regression analysis on multiple dependent and independent variables. X X X
Logistic Regression Investigate the relationship between discrete responses and a set of explanatory variables. X X X
Nonlinear Regression Produce least squares or weighted least squares estimates of the parameters of a nonlinear model. X X X
Multivariate Category



Canonical Correlation Examine the relationship between linear combinations of X and Y variables. X X X
Cluster Analysis Create hierarchical clusters of coordinate data or distance data. X X X
Correlations Determine the relationship between numeric variables by calculating correlation coefficients. X X X
Discriminant Analysis Develop a discriminant criterion that can be used to classify variables into the groups defined by the classification variable. X X X
Factor Analysis Perform a variety of common factor and component analyses and rotations. X X X
Principal Components Examine relationships among several variables. This task can be used for summarizing data and detecting linear relationships. X X X
Survival Analysis Category



Life Tables Compute nonparametric estimates of the survival distribution of data that may be right-censored due either to withdrawals or to termination of the study. X X X
Proportional Hazards Perform regression analysis of survival data based on the Cox proportional hazards model. X X X
Capability Category



CDF Plots Plot the observed cumulative distribution function (CDF) of a variable. X

Histograms Compare the distribution of measurements from a process in statistical control to its specification limits. X

Q-Q Plots Compare ordered values of a variable to the quantiles of a specified theoretical distribution, such as the normal distribution. X

Probability Plots Compare ordered values of a variable to the percentiles of a specified theoretical distribution, such as the normal distribution. X

P-P Plots Compare the empirical cumulative distribution function (ECDF) of a variable to a specified theoretical cumulative distribution function, such as the normal distribution. X

Control Charts Category



Box Chart Create a mean chart for the subgroup means. The task superimposes the box-and-whisker plots of the measurements for each subgroup onto the mean chart. X X X
c Chart Create c charts for the numbers of nonconformities (defects) in the subgroup samples. X X X
Individual Measurements Chart Create control charts for the individual measurements and the moving ranges. X X X
np Chart Create np charts for the numbers of nonconformities (defects) in the subgroup samples. X X X
p Chart Create p charts for the proportions of nonconforming (defective) items in the subgroup samples. X X X
u Chart Create u charts for the numbers of nonconformities (defects) per inspection unit in the subgroup samples that contain arbitrary numbers of units. X X X
Mean and Range Chart Create mean and range charts for the subgroup means and the subgroup ranges. X X X
Mean and Standard Deviation Chart Create mean and standard deviation charts for the subgroup means and the subgroup standard deviations. X X X
Pareto Category



Pareto Chart Create a chart that displays the relative frequency of problems in a process as bars. Pareto charts help the user identify the problems that deserve the most attention. X

Time Series Category



Forecast Studio Create Project Specify the forecasting variables, choose whether to forecast your data hierarchically, and specify the forecast horizon for a new SAS Forecast Studio project. X X X
Forecast Studio Open Project Open the selected series from an existing SAS Forecast Studio project and specify how to display the results. X X X
Forecast Studio Override Project Submit overrides for the forecast data in an existing SAS Forecast Studio project. X X X
ARIMA Modeling and Forecasting Analyze and forecast equally spaced univariate time series data, transfer function data, and intervention data by using the ARIMA or ARMA model. X X X
Regression Analysis with Autoregressive Errors Estimate and forecast linear regression models for time series data when the errors are not independent through time or the error variance is not constant. X X X
Basic Forecasting Generate forecasts for many time series in one step. This task uses extrapolative forecasting methods where the forecasts for a series are functions only of time and past values. X X X
Regression Analysis of Panel Data Analyze panel data sets that consist of time series observations on each of several cross-sectional units. The task uses a class of linear econometric models to analyze the data. X X X
Prepare Time Series Data Prepare data for analysis by time series tasks or other tasks. X X X
Create Time Series Data Convert transactional data into fixed-interval time series. Transactional data is time-stamped data that is collected over time with irregular or varied frequency. X X X
Model Scoring Category



Model Scoring Score a data set against an existing SAS Enterprise Miner predictive model. X X X
SAS Management Console 9.2 Category



Access Unregistered Plug-ins Access plug-ins that are not registered in metadata. X

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