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| The GRADAR Procedure |
Examples
Note: When using procedures that support RUN-group processing, include
a QUIT statement after the last RUN statement. Using the QUIT statement is
especially important when the procedure is supposed to completely terminate
within the boundaries of an ODS destination (for example, ODS HTML; procedure-code;
ODS HTML CLOSE;
). See RUN-Group Processing for more information. ![[cautionend]](../../../../common/63294/HTML/default/images/cautend.gif)
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Example 1: Generating the Data Set for the GRADAR Examples
Example 2: Producing a Basic Radar Chart
Example 3: Overlaying Radar Charts
Example 4: Tiling Radar Charts
Example 5: Using Multiple Classification Variables in Radar Charts
Example 6: Modifying the Appearance of Radar Charts
Example 7: Creating a Windrose Chart
Example 8: Creating a Calendar Chart
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