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If a graph you need is not listed in the Graphs menu, you can use the Analyze menu to add any graph to any window. For example, suppose you want to create a scatter plot with marginal histograms. To create this combination of graphs, first create a distribution analysis on two variables.
Choose Analyze:Distribution ( Y ). |
This displays the Distribution variables dialog.
Select GPA and HSM, then click the Y button. |
This assigns GPA and HSM the Y role in the
Distribution analysis.
Click the Output button. |
This displays the output options dialog.
In the output dialog, turn off all options except Histogram/Bar Chart. |
Click OK in both dialogs to create the distribution analysis. |
Now you have a distribution window with two histograms. To add a scatter plot of both variables, follow these steps.
Drag the bottom right corner of the window to the right. |
This increases the window size to provide blank space to the
right of the histograms.
Drag a rectangle to select an area in the window. |
Choose Analyze:Scatter Plot ( Y X ). |
This displays the scatter plot variables dialog.
In the dialog, assign GPA the Y role, and HSM the X role. |
Click OK to add the scatter plot to the distribution window. |
You can delete any graph or table in the distribution window. For example, in this window the two small tables that contain variable names are not needed.
Click on any edge of the GPA table to select it. |
Use extended selection to select the HSM table also. |
Choose Edit:Delete to delete the tables. |
Figure 25.22: Edit:Windows Menu
By choosing from the Analyze menu and choosing
Edit:Delete, you have created a window
containing one scatter plot and two histograms.
In the same manner, you can add any graph and
delete any graph or table in a window.
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