Dear All,
I am new to sas studio, so not quite familiar with this softwre. currently the problem i am facing is i tried to do the data transforming, but each time i can only put three numeric vriable into transform, right, if i have the fourth one, i have to drag one more task of data transforming to do it, right ? then it will transform the first three variable first, then transform the fourth one ?
another one s i tried to mae the boxplot after the transform, but how can i link to the data i just transform, it is mandatory to link to the original data, so i do not know how to link them in the process flow ?
third one is each time i can only put one variable into box plot, right, so if i have several variables to check outlier, i have to drag several task of boxplot into process flow to check outlier ? they should be all linked to the data i have transformed already ?
Dear All,
I am new to sas studio, so not quite familiar with this softwre. currently the problem i am facing is i tried to do the data transforming, but each time i can only put three numeric vriable into transform, right, if i have the fourth one, i have to drag one more task of data transforming to do it, right ? then it will transform the first three variable first, then transform the fourth one ?
another one s i tried to mae the boxplot after the transform, but how can i link to the data i just transform, it is mandatory to link to the original data, so i do not know how to link them in the process flow ?
third one is each time i can only put one variable into box plot, right, so if i have several variables to check outlier, i have to drag several task of boxplot into process flow to check outlier ? they should be all linked to the data i have transformed already ?
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