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CHAPTER 8 Using Basic Graphical and Statistical Procedures 8.1 Concepts of ODS Graphics 226 8.2 Creating Bar Charts with PROC SGPLOT 228 8.3 Creating Histograms and Box Plots with PROC SGPLOT 230 8.4 Creating Scatter Plots with PROC SGPLOT 232 8.5 Creating Series Plots with PROC SGPLOT 234 8.6 Creating Fitted Curves with PROC SGPLOT 236 8.7 Examining the Distribution of Data with PROC UNIVARIATE 238 8.8 Creating Statistical Graphics with PROC UNIVARIATE 240 8.9 Producing Statistics with PROC MEANS 242 8.10 Testing Categorical Data with PROC FREQ 244 8.11 Creating Statistical Graphics with PROC FREQ 246 8.12 Examining Correlations with PROC CORR 248 8.13 Creating Statistical Graphics with PROC CORR 250 8.14 Using PROC REG for Simple Regression Analysis 252 8.15 Creating Statistical Graphics with PROC REG 254 8.16 Using PROC ANOVA for One-Way Analysis of Variance 256 8.17 Reading the Output of PROC ANOVA 258 226 The Little SAS Book 8.1 Concepts of ODS Graphics ODS Graphics, which is new with SAS 9.2, is designed to give you high-quality graphs with a minimum of effort. ODS Graphics is an extension of the Output Delivery System.1 Instead of creating tabular output, ODS Graphics creates graphs, and it produces them using the same destinations and styles as ODS tabular output. To use ODS Graphics you must have SAS/GRAPH software which is licensed separately from Base SAS, but there are some differences between the graphs produced by ODS Graphics and graphs produced by traditional SAS/GRAPH procedur