Examples

• Macro (SVB) Program Examples
  Statistica Visual Basic can be utilized to take full advantage of both the Statistica environment and its advanced documents. Numerous example macros are provided in Statistica, online, and in Help to assist you in getting started.
• General Visual Basic Syntax Documentation - Interactive WinWrap Help Engine
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Displaying a Progress Bar
  It is sometimes desirable to indicate the progress of lengthy sequential computations by displaying a progress bar, the same kind of progress bar that is used throughout Statistica when large data files are analyzed. Here is a program that implements the progress bar in the random number generator program:
• Macro (SVB) Program Examples - Running a Query via a Macro
  
• Macro (SVB) Program Examples - Creating a Statistica Query Toolbar
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Inserting All Open Windows into a Workbook
  This example demonstrates how to create a new workbook and insert all of the currently open Statistica spreadsheets, reports, graphs, and macros into it. 
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Graph Function Library
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Accessing and Customizing Graphs
  This program illustrates how to access Statistica Graphs using different methods and how to create and customize them.
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Creating and Customizing Graph Objects
  These examples demonstrate how to create an empty graph, set data into the graph, and then add various customizations.
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Basic Spreadsheet Manipulation
  This example application shows how to do some basic spreadsheet manipulation such as adding and deleting variables. Open the adstudy.sta data file:
• Macro (SVB) Program Examples - Creating a Random Sized Spreadsheet
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Creating a Cell-Function Spreadsheet
  One of the most basic functions of the designated spreadsheet software (such as Microsoft Excel) is to automatically recompute cells in the data file when any of the input data (cells) are changed. For example, you can set up a complex budget for a project so that when you change the values for particular budget items, the entire budget is recomputed based on the newly supplied values.
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Resize a Spreadsheet
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Creating User-Defined Custom Functions
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Creating Sample Statistics (Descriptives and Correlations)
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Creating and Customizing Box-Plots
  This program illustrates how to create customized Box Plots.
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Inserting an Array into a Spreadsheet
  This example demonstrates creating an array, resizing it to the size of a 10x10 Statistica Spreadsheet, filling it with numbers, and copying its contents to a new spreadsheet:
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Converting a Spreadsheet's Data Type
  
• Macro SVB Programs Examples - Searching a Spreadsheet's Cells for a Value
  This example will search for a specific string with the active individual spreadsheet. If the string is located, the cell is highlighted and the macro continues its search through the remaining cells in the spreadsheet. In this example, an input box is displayed that prompts you for a value; once that value has been entered, the entire spreadsheet is searched and each occurrence is selected.
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Creating a Self-Updating Dataset
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Auto-Fitting a Spreadsheet's Variable Columns
  This example will iterate through all of the open, individual spreadsheets and auto-fit each variable column to the proper width.

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