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WaltP
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

I have a script that creates a number of intermediate data tables.  The final result of the script is a series of bubbles charts.  Unfortunately, between the beginning of the script and the displaying of the last bubble chart, all the intermediate tables are also displayed.  I don't want to see them -- just the bubble charts.  How can I hide the intermediate tables?  I tried using Invisible, but this seems to make a table literally invisible to all following uses of it so that errors occur -- the table is not there.  Any suggestions for hiding the display of a table?

Thanks,

Walt

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adamrauk
Calcite | Level 5

A possible solution is to create a report from the bubble chart and place it in a new window prior to closing the intermediate tables.  Below is an example using a simple distribution analysis.

m=j(10,1,randomnormal());

dt=astable(m);

dist=Distribution(

     Continuous Distribution( Column(1), Horizontal Layout( 1 ), Vertical( 0 ) )

);

newwindow("histogram",dist<<report);

close(dt,nosave);

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