Not an automatic way, but you can duplicate lines and then edit them individually. Not perfect, but better than nothing. To do that:
Open a syntax window (File > New > Syntax if you don't already have one open)
On the Edit Menu, select the keyboard shortcuts:
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You could try COMMAND+U (For Windows, substitute CTRL for COMMAND for all of these, so CTRL+U on Windows) to duplicate the current line of a syntax file.
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Rick Marcantonio
Quality Assurance
IBM
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu March 02, 2023 11:34 AM
From: Robert Cale
Subject: Sequence Transformations
Is there a way to generate sequence transformations (a sequence of dummy variables times a numeric variable) through the user interface, other than creating them one by one?
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Robert Cale
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