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By means of straightforward commands in SAS v8.2 and SAS/GRAPH, graphs and charts can be generated that are visually appealing and easy to understand without having to import data into another graph-generating program. Using PROC GPLOT/GHART in conjunction with PROC FORMAT and ODS (output delivery system), data can be visualized in a comprehensible style. Many times visualizing data using traditional linear graphs or pie charts is done with a product such as Microsoft Excel or other graphing software after data is compiled and manipulated using SAS. By using PROC GPLOT or PROC GCHART with PROC FORMAT a colorful, quality graphical representation of data can be produced.

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Date:May 2007
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