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• How to save to data Table but with script

  Hello, I would like to save the following script which generates several BenchMarks in a FitGroup via a loop as if I were doing a "save to data table" but dynamically (compared to the loop) how to do it?   // Ouvrir la table de données dt = Open( fichier1 ); // Initialiser une liste pour stocker les noms des colonnes avec la note "INGOT CHARACTERISTICS" cols_with_note = {}; // Parcourir chaque c...

  PercentileBat71

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  Aug 13, 2024 9:02 AM

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• How to Run JMP 18 script using JMP 16?

  I am currently using JMP 18. However, many of my colleagues are still using JMP 16 and they couldn't run my script. Some few colleagues have both JMP 16 and 18. They could run the script on JMP 18 but not on JMP 16. How do I code this so that JMP 16 users can also run my script? 

  Azim

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  Aug 13, 2024 5:44 AM

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• Full parameter estimates in mixed model

  I am running a mixed model for a continuous outcome using JMP Pro 17. In the output for the fixed effects parameter estimates, I have a 5-class categorical disease and the report shows the result for 4 of the 5 levels. How do I get or derive the Std Error for the parameter that is not displayed in the output report? (see the last row in the output copied and pasted below)Fixed Effects Parameter Es...

  CowDoc

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  Aug 13, 2024 4:45 AM

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• Extract Expr

  I am a big fan of Eval(Substitute(Expr(...), Expr(..), Expr(.))): ) The only disadvantage: the Expr(...), Expr(..), Expr(.)... which brought me to the idea of subst() - substitute() 2.0  ... a function which doesn't evaluate it's arguments.
  While playing around with Expression Handling, I noticed that the desired logic for Subst() is quite close to the one of Extract Expr(): no need to use Expr(), ...

  hogi

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  Aug 13, 2024 4:25 AM

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• Some Insights on Dynamic Column Formulas

  Being a JSL beginner, I find I often struggle with script interpretation. If I find a script in a discussion that seems to address my problem and try to customize it, I often break it and have a hard time understanding how to fix it. During my JSL scripting journey I have heavily relied on this forum for assistance -- both searching the extensive archives for past answers and asking for help if th...

  scott1588

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  Aug 12, 2024 12:45 PM

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