Starting Project:
How to create a new project in SAS Enterprise Guide: 1. Go to the Start Page¨ Create a new project
Import Data:
How to import data (.dat file) in SAS Enterprise Guide:
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1. Go to File¨ Import Data (make sure your data is on your RMIT desktop, so can access it)
2. Select your file
3. Follow the instructions to import your data:
Assign Favourite Tasks:
1. Go to Tasks on the navigation area¨ Describe¨ Summary Statistics and Distribution Analysis:
2. Tasks on the navigation area¨ Multivariate¨ Correlations
3. Tasks on the navigation area¨ Regression¨ Linear regression
4. Tasks on the navigation area¨ Capability¨ Probability Plots
5. To use the favourite tasks¨ Go to process Flow¨ Tasks
Summary Statistics:
1. Go to process Flow¨ Highlight the data¨ Go to Tasks¨ Summary Statistics:
2. Assign a variable(s) for analysis:
3. Go to Statistics option and choose the appropriate option(s):
4. You can go to Plots and choose the one that you need.
Regression Analysis:
1. Go to process Flow¨ Highlight the data¨ Go to Tasks¨HP Linear Regression:
2. Choose your Dependent and Independent Variable(s) in Data option:
3. Go to Statistics option and tick ¡°Confidence limits for parameter estimates¡±, set the confidence level:
One-way ANOVA table
1. Go to process Flow¨ Highlight the data¨ Go to Tasks¨One-way ANOVA:
2. Choose your Dependent and Independent Variable(s) in Data option:
3. Go to Means Breakdown option and choose which descriptive statistics for quantitative variables:
4. Go to Plot option and choose Box and whisker:
Linear Models:
1. Go to process Flow¨ Highlight the data¨ Go to Tasks¨Linear Models:
2. Choose your Dependent and Classification Variable(s) in Data option:
3. Go to Model option and class seasons as main effect:
4. Go to Model options and tick only Type 1 and also the confidence limits for parameter estimates:
5. Go to Plot options and tick ¡°Custom list of plots¡± and tick ¡°Diagnostic plots¡±
Normality tests:
1. Go to process Flow¨ Highlight the data¨ Go to Tasks¨Distribution Analysis:
2. After selecting your variables for the analysis in the Data option, go to Distribution¨Normal, and tick ¡°Normal¡± box:
3. Go to Plots option and tick ¡°Probability plot¡± and ¡°Box plot¡±:
4. Go to Tables option and tick ¡°Tests for Normality¡±:
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