To give you a more precise guide, could you tell me you are using when you see this term?
If this appeared in a script or tutorial, look for a header or documentation file (like a README.md or .doc ) that defines the Shape Categories . Verify the Environment:
This could be a property access path (e.g., Shapes object -> Kat sub-object -> 2.var constant/variable). How to Access or Use It Shapes.Kat.2.var
Based on technical naming conventions, here is how you can interpret and use it: Possible Meanings
Look under the "More Shapes" or "Library" menu to see if a custom library named "Kat" has been imported. To give you a more precise guide, could
In statistical software like SPSS or R, this likely refers to a categorical variable ( Kat. ) with multiple levels (greater than 2) representing different "Shapes".
The 2.var suffix typically indicates it is the second variation of a base shape. If you need a different style (e.g., solid vs. outline), try changing the digit (e.g., 1.var ). How to Access or Use It Based on
Run type(Shapes.Kat.2.var) or print(Shapes.Kat.2.var) to see its value or data type.