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• Wrong expression type error

  Hey Community,  I have a formula that works perfectly when I use in a table column but will not work at all in my script. I'm certain I've overlooked something stupid but can't seem to figure it out. Anyone want to give it fresh eyes?    dt3 << New Column( "Age Group", Character, "Nominal" ); dt3:Age Group << Set Each Value( If( :Overdue Age < 1, Empty(), 1 <= :Overdue Age < 9...

  cpatty

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  Sep 30, 2024 10:37 AM

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• How to store a value entered into a text box as an object in JSL?

  Okay, I'm stumped and have finally reconciled myself to the fact that I just don't know enough about JSL to do this on my own. I'm still fairly new to JSL, but I want to streamline things for folks I work with. I have a script built that is getting close to what I want, I just can't figure out how to have my row selection function use info manually typed into a text edit box. The goal is to have a...

  Woodrat

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  Sep 30, 2024 9:08 AM

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• Force stacking of control charts in Control Chart Builder?

  Is there any way to force stacking of control charts using "by variables" as shown in the example below? Weirdly, when applied to my original table (not anonymized), the control charts appear all in one, horizontal row with a long, long scroll bar. I want what is shown below. Possible?
  
   

  Ressel

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  Sep 30, 2024 8:44 AM

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• DoE when factors can not be changed independently

  Hi,Can DoE be used where factors can not be changed independently?  In the illustrative example attached, we want to maintain a response when changing the scale of manufacture from 21 L to 21 m3.  To do this we need to establish which mixing factor to maintain.  The effect of maintaining each mixing factor can in turn be assessed on an intermediate scale (as shown in the table), but the act of cha...

  kjwx109prime

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  Sep 30, 2024 7:38 AM

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• Declaring a variable inside a column formula

  Hi,Is it good practice to declare a variable inside a column formula? Or does this create risk of errors? My formula works well, but I'm concerned that it might be unreliable. rownum = Row(); If( :Measurement type == "STUDY_VARIABLE", :Control means[Min( Current Data Table() << get rows where( :Measurement type == "STUDY_CONTROL" & :Control group == :Control group[rownum] ) )], :Control means...

  Asterix

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  Sep 30, 2024 7:32 AM

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