Scripting Guide - SAS

Chapter 9 Data Tables 301
Row State Operators
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{-.5, -2}, "Shade -2", {-.5, -2.25}, "(Very dark)",
{-.5, -1}, "Shade -1", {-.5, -1.25}, "(Dark)",
{-.5, 0}, "Shade 0", {-.5, -.25}, "(Basic hue)",
{-.5, 1}, "Shade 1", {-.5, .75}, "(Light)",
{-.5, 2}, "Shade 2", {-.5, 1.75}, "(Very light)"
);
Figure 9.9 Hues and Shades
Note: There are no -Of operators for Hue and Shade. Color Of returns the equivalent Color State
index for a color row state that has been set with Hue State or Shade State. The following example
gives rows 4 and 5 the same dark red marker:
Row State( 4 ) = Combine States( Hue State( 0 ), Shade State( -1 ), Marker
State( 12 ) );
Row State( 5 ) = Combine States(
Color State( Color Of( Row State( 4 ) ) ),
Marker State( Marker Of( Row State( 4 ) ) )
);
QC Chart Example
In the example below (which assumes you have CP and CA data), row state values are prepared ahead and
passed to the Marker routine, along with matrices of coordinates.
// assumes CP and CA data such as simulated below
dt=New Table( "Artificial CP and CA data",