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    https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/Is-it-possible-to-show-excluded-row-values-on-chart-via-JSL/m-p/690346/highlight/true#M87620    Where are the limits?  I mean: - w...

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    I need to identify the 3 largest values out of a set of data grouping by certain columns, e.g. with Big Class, suppose I want to identify the 3 tallest students at each age for each sex.  I d...

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  • save matrix as table variable?

    ...AMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp"); dt << New Script("Dat_mat_script", Day_mat = [42 43]); Just wondering if the community has a better idea?  Thanks!

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    I frequently deal with multimodal distributions in my data. Usually they are straightforward normal 2 or 3 mixtures, but occasionally I have more modes. It must be possible to fit more than 3 normal ...

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