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• how to assign a column to a list?

  In JSL, there is a column diag function in which a column in a table can be assigned to a list by using ColList function. When the script is run, user needs to click on a button to make the assignment happens. It requires interactive user input.Col_dlg = ColumnDialog(  Title("Variable Assignment"),  ::x = ColList("Run ID", MinCol(1), MaxCol(1), Columns(:LOT)),   .....);Is there a way to write a sc...

  Anonymous

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  Oct 31, 2012 11:28 AM

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• Formula to extract date from character column

  Hi, I use SAS EG and JMP. In the past I used Base SAS for PC. I am getting frustated at how seemingly simple tasks do not have simple solutions in JMP. Now for example see the attached jmp table which contains a column with character data. I need to create a column with the dates as a numeric variable. In SAS I would write:date=input(substr("Column 1",1,10),ddmmyy10.);but what should the formula b...

  poulravn

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  Oct 30, 2012 8:33 AM

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• Extract USL & LSL for all tests of my data table

  Hi all,I just start working on Jump 10.I am trying to extract from a data table all USL & LSL for all the tests and then I would like to create a new table bluit as:  Test number | Test name | LSL | USL.Any ideas to help me please ? Or any tutorials ?Thanks in advance.Rgds,CedricB

  cedricb

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  Oct 29, 2012 7:26 AM

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• Finding patterns between temprature and faults

  Hi,I am looking to find patterns/trends between the number of faults we get in our systems and the the ambient temprature. I am using JMP to do this and like to know what is the best way of doing this. I have a year's worth of data and not sure what is the best way to analyse this.Does anybody know?thanks
  

  monty

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  Oct 28, 2012 11:54 AM

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• How can I combine 2 columns into one?

  
  I would like to combine two columns into one. My data looks like the table below where "." represents missing data. I would like to make a column which resembles Column C.Column AColumn B.2013.20142016.2017.Column C2013201420162017

  hacketkm

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  Oct 23, 2012 9:10 AM

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