Using SVB To Manage Statistica Analyses DataFiles Results Spreadsheets Graphs
- How is SVB integrated with Statistica data (input), analyses and output?
The Statistica libraries contain all functions that allow you to fully program and customize your Statistica application; these functions can be called from other applications that support the standard Visual Basic language, such as Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Excel, etc. - How can I access results spreadsheets, graphs, workbooks, etc.?
- How can I create a blank graph, and set data directly into the graph?
Practically all graphics options of Statistica are directly accessible via SVB; this makes SVB a very powerful graphics programming language. The following program shows how to create a blank 2D graph, set some data into the graph, and add an arrow. - What is the RouteOutput method; what is the AnalysisOutput object?
- Which kind of output can I create with SVB?
- How can I change the font (or other aspects) of numbers in spreadsheets?
- How can I modify the appearance of graphs (e.g., axis labels) from within SVB?
- How can other aspects of graphs be modified?
Here is a more complex example program that will customize various aspect of a graph: - Can I use SVB to develop "extensions" of Statistica and my own new "modules?"
- How can I attach a macro program to a toolbar button (keyboard command, or menu option)?
One common application of Statistica Visual Basic macro programs is to "enhance" the Statistica functionality by creating toolbar buttons or keyboard commands (e.g., CTRL+key sequences) that allow you to quickly perform a series of operations or routine analyses. Shown below is a simple program that will sort a spreadsheet in a workbook, by the (first) selected column.
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