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• Show more than 6 decimal places in prediction profiler

  Hello JMP Community, I have Box-Cox transformed data and have a prediction profiler at the end of my fit model dialog.To use the output (yellow box) for further calculations outside of jmp, I need 11-12 decimal places, but don't know how I get jmp to show them. I already changed the format of my data to 12 fixed decimal places, but the predicted value did not adjust.When I reduce the format to e.g...

  CoxPanther919

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  Jul 17, 2023 10:40 AM

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• Summarize Function

  I use the summarize function quite a bit in the course of my work.  Oftentimes, I want a frequency distribution of a variable. To do this I use Summarize( ex=By(dt:var), exCnt = Count(dt:var)). ex contains the levels of the variable and exCnt contains the frequency distribution. This works fine when the var is numeric, though not when the var is string. The work around I use is to create a dummy s...

  modelFit

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  Jul 17, 2023 10:36 AM

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• Script

  Bonjour à tous, Voici ma base de données :   J’aimerais pouvoir supprimer toutes les colonnes (de la 4ème à la dernière colonne).J’utilise le script suivant mais cela ne fonctionne pas correctement. dt22 = current data table();

max = N cols(dt22);
For (i=4 , i <= max , i++, dt22 << delete columns(i); );Merci pour vos réponses !

  hcarr01

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  Jul 17, 2023 7:24 AM

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• Issue with adding ref line in JMP 17

  Hi folks, I just upgraded to JMP 17 and noticed that the add ref line doesn't work on JMP 17 but it works perfectly on JMP 16 . Any suggestions?
  
  JMP 16:JMP 17: The below JSL code generates variability chart and adds reference line from the limits file:  dt = Data Table("Limits_file"); dt2 = Data Table("Data_table"); newli = {}; For( i = 1, i <= N Rows( dt ), i++, Insert Into( newli,...

  Jackie_

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  Jul 17, 2023 6:14 AM

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• Using a list of column names in a varability chart

  When creating multiple variability graphs, JMP generates a script example similar to the code below that includes the multiple Y Response columns as a comma separated list. Variability Chart( Y( :Col1, :Col2 ), Model( "Main Effect" ), X( :unit ) );   If I have a list of columns that I would like to generate graphs for: ListofColumnNames = dt << Get Column Names(); ListofColumnNames = {Col1, Col...

  DSchweitzer

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  Jul 17, 2023 4:54 AM

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