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SAS/GRAPH(R) 9.2: Network Visualization Workshop Help
Contents
About
Overview of SAS/GRAPH Network Visualization Workshop
Introduction to SAS/GRAPH Network Visualization Workshop
Accessibility Features of SAS/GRAPH Network Visualization Workshop
Summary of the Main Menus
Main Steps for Visualizing Network Data
Using the Sample Data
Show the Welcome Dialog Box
Working with Data Sources
About Data Sources
Load Data into SAS/GRAPH Network Visualization Workshop
Generate Node Data from Link Data
Specify Data Attributes
Synchronizing Data
Validating Data
Working with Tables
About Data Tables
Selecting Data in a Table
Copy and Paste Table Data
Changing Header Labels
Sorting a Table
Find Specific Data in a Table
Modifying Variables
Change a Variable’s Measurement Level
Hide a Variable
Modifying Observations
Exclude an Observation from Graphs
Change the Marker’s Appearance for One or More Observations
Examine the Variable Attributes for Selected Observations
Reopen a Table
Creating and Modifying Statistical Graphs
About Statistical Graphs
Types of Statistical Graphs
Bar Charts
Box Plots
Histograms
Pie Charts
Scatter Plots
Create a Statistical Graph
Changing the Properties of a Statistical Graph
Creating and Modifying Network Graphs
About Network Graphs
Create a Network Graph
Change the Layout of a Network Graph
Creating a Positions File for a Fixed Position Network Graph
Changing the Properties of a Network Graph
Change the Node Markers in a Network Graph
Working with Graphs
Selecting the Data That Appears in Graphs
Label the Nodes in a Network Graph
Zoom In and Out of a Graph
Move a Graph in Its Window
Apply a Lens to a Network Graph
Save a Graph as a Graphic File
Print a Graph
Copy and Paste a Graph
Using Selection Mode to Subset Data
Understanding Selection Mode
Configure Local Selection Mode
Restore Global Selection Mode
Working with Projects
About Projects
Create a New Project
Open an Existing Project
Save a Project
Apply a Style to a Project
Example Use Case
Example Use Case: Credit Card Fraud
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Product
Release
SAS/GRAPH
9.2
Type
Usage and Reference
Last Updated
15Apr2008
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