Example of YESNO in an ExecExample of YESNO in an ExecThis example involves one main Exec, TREE, and three Execs are called by the main one. SubExec1 contains just one line, DOTPLOT 'Diameter'. SubExec2 contains just one line, DOTPLOT 'Height'. And SubExec3 contains just one line, DOTPLOT 'Volume'. Below the Exec code is an example of invoking TREE.
TREE Exec that Uses YESNO
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# Reads in tree data and prompts the user for dotplots RETRIEVE 'TREES' # NOTE We will look at data on 31 black cherry trees. NOTE There are three variables: diameter, height, and volume. NOTE NOTE Here are descriptive statistics on the three variables. DESCRIBE C1-C3 NOTE Would you like to see a dotplot of diameter? YESNO K1 EXECUTE 'SubExec1' K1 NOTE NOTE Would you like to see a dotplot of height? YESNO K2 EXECUTE 'SubExec2' K2 NOTE NOTE Would you like to see a dotplot of volume? YESNO K3 EXECUTE 'SubExec3' K3 |
The user responded NO to the first two questions and YES to the third.
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Dialog box: |
Session window: |
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File > Other Files > Run an Exec Click Select File. Type TREE in File Name. Click OK. |
MTB > EXECUTE 'TREE' |