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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?

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:

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.

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?

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:

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.

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?

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?

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?