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If you have Suse 9.2 Professional (or you have updated your Yast update sources), you should just be able to use yast -
Install and Remove Software
Use the Selections Filter
Click on "GNOME system"
Check Dependencies
Accept [ once you resolve any dependency issues if you have any ]
What APT issues are you having? Install as mentioned above, log out, choose "sessions," select "GNOME" from the list and it should boot you into the GNOME environment. If you're installing from a CD set, you shouldn't have to worry about dependency issues. YaST will take care of that for you.
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