The 1920x900 captures left two thirds of each image as empty grid canvas and
shrank the UI to about a third of its size once the page rendered them at
content width - unreadable on a tablet. Re-taken at 1024 CSS px (2400 physical,
2x, so they stay crisp on a retina screen) and clipped to just below the data
rows, so the image is mostly table.
The configuration still stays in the viewer: the EDIT screen adds a
current-version filter bar whose text is a macro expression.
The screenshots were taken on the mocked estate, before setvars began marking
computed columns with an fx badge, a tinted header and a left edge where the
derived block starts. They are re-taken against a real SAS backend, so the
images show what ships, and the page describes the marking.
The draft banner comes off both pages, the (draft) suffix off both nav entries,
and the roadmap gains its Delivered Features entry - all held until the release
lands.
The screenshots now show the whole page rather than a cropped viewport, and the
configuration table is included so the three variables in the grid can be
traced to the three rows that define them.
Three screenshots from the EDIT screen: the derived columns in the grid, a
filter on a character derived column, and a filter on a numeric one. Plus a
short 'how it works' explaining that the statements go into a DATA step view
because a WHERE cannot see a variable created in the same step.
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