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Proc Rangebar
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The following is an alphabetical list of the Rangebar parameters.
Given are: the parameter name; the parameter data type; a default
value if any; and a description.  Especially important parameters
have a "**" in the right margin.

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Ends:		{y,n}				: y		
  Style parameter allowing little cross-bars to be added on ends.
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Field:		dfield (list5) (M)		: 		**
  Data fields containing the values.  There should be from 1 to 5
  values here, depending on the value of Nval. 
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Idfield:	dfield				: 		
  Allows an identifying label to be produced from the data. 
  Indicates the data field where this label can be found.
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Label.size:	charsize			: 6		
  Char size for the identifying label.
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Label.position: number				: 1		
  Position for N=.. label in Y data units.
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Linethick:	0 to 5				: 1		
  Thickness of outline.
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Midlinewidth:	number				: 0		
  Size of median line in data units.  Usually this is to be the
  as the width of the bar, but you may want it to protrude.  If
  set to 0 (the default) the width will be set to that of the
  bar.
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Midlineright: 	{y,n}				: n		
  This allows the creation of high-low-close bars as seen in the
  stock market reports.
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Nval:		1 to 5				: 5		**
  This controls the type of rangebar that will be produced.  See
  the rangebar example.  To do boxplots, for example, use Nval: 5.
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Shade:		color				: 1.0		
  Shade for inside of bar.  
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Width:		number				: 0.3		
  Width of box, in data units.  
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Xfield:		dfield				: 		
  Allows placement of bars in X.  This is optional-- if omitted,
  bars will be placed ordinally in X (X=1, X=2, X=3..).
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# Produces various distribution representations in Y.  Produces one 
# rangebar for every row of data.  See also Boxplot.
