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• Importing CSV makes an empty table

  Hi- I'm following the import steps described here  https://www.stat.purdue.edu/~lfindsen/stat511/01_importing_text_files.pdf and for some reason my tables are empty except for column names. I've tried different character sets (best guess, ASCII-US, macintosh) but the data fields are always empty.  I import files often, usually excel, but I'm at a loss as to why this is happening. 

  TC2

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  Nov 17, 2021 10:51 AM

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• Append matrices from a loop

  I am trying to generate a matrix with the following scripts and have a few questions: 1. in order to correctly get "row" do I need to first sort the fruit column? Is there a Random formula to pick just one number out of "r"? 2. I need the final "run" matrix with the furitName info (the i variable) and be just one matrix. The current script I had would generate 3 run matrices (depending on the N It...

  midori555

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  Nov 17, 2021 8:03 AM

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• Axis Setting in %

  Hi,   Great day. I imported data from Excel, however the data in percentage auto-converted to number in decimal places. I wonder how I can present them in % in the graph. My axis setting (Fig 1) is different from what is shown in the Help page (Fig 2). How could I get there/ how to change them into better axis?   Thanks a lot!   Fig 1:  Axis setting in my computer   Fig 2: Axis setting in Help Pa...

  Shinyi

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  Nov 17, 2021 8:00 AM

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• Calculating Area Under Curves & Plotting Output on Same Graph

  I'm trying to find out how to calculate the area under a graph in JMP. In the past there have been a few questions about this but nothing seems to answer the question I have fully   This answer is good for plotting the fit x by y and getting the curve formula - or I could use the nonlinear platform to do a similar job Formula for polynomial function / Finding Area under the Curve    There is also ...

  d_barnett

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  Nov 17, 2021 7:40 AM

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• A Cringeworthy Statistic Statement: #2 in a series

  Thanks again to all who joined in my first "Cringeworthy" discussion topic.  Very interesting discussion   points were contributed!  I have published a blog post on why I cringe when I hear that first statement.     Here is a second scenario and statement that makes me cringe:     A company experienced a problem with yield on a production line.  The working hypothesis was that it was related to a...

  JerryFish

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  Nov 17, 2021 6:00 AM

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