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  • JSL Script - How to extract a table cell value and save to variable

    Hi all,

    I have a script that opens up several temporary data tables (csv files) and then saves my analysis to a journal window. I would like to save the journal to an HTML file, but I need to save the filename with a value from one of the data tables. I'm not sure how to save a table value to a variable: NewWindow("PartJournal",<PartData = Open ("C:\...path...\filename.csv"); row()=1; filename=Colu...

    trisampson trisampson
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    Sep 26, 2017 6:52 AM
    26050 views | 2 replies

  • Plotting lower / upper limits and average in a control chart

    Hi guys, I would like to know if it is possible to plot the lower , upper and average values direct in the control chart (created by control chart builder) instead of Show Limit Summaries table.Thanks.

    vjalvim vjalvim
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    Sep 26, 2017 5:38 AM
    19829 views | 15 replies

  • Discriminant analysis in JMP: meaning of misclassification

    Context:When performing a discriminant analysis in JMP, the score Summaries give a number of "Misclassified observations". The user manual pdf "multivariate methods" define the following:Number Misclassified: Provides the number of observations in the specified set that are incorrectly classified.
    Percent Misclassified: Provides the percent of observations in the specified set that are incorrectly ...

    ArnoG ArnoG
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    Sep 26, 2017 3:16 AM
    5399 views | 3 replies

  • Data format help

    HiI am trying to round a number but having some trouble. For example. I have the number .915 and .915000021 I have tried to use percision and Fixed Dec to round .915000021 to .915. However, after I use precision or Fixed Dec the .915000021is unchanged. Any ideas how I can change this? Also there is multiple instances like this, so editing the column would be the best solution for me. Could I copy ...

    chris_G_ttu chris_G_ttu
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    Sep 26, 2017 1:23 AM
    7276 views | 1 replies

  • Multivariable Logistic Regression Interpretation

    Hello, I am completing a logistic regression model with multiple independent variables. I am having a hard time determining how to interpret the estimate/tests produced by SAS. I had read that the "Effect likelihood test" had the best approximation for my P values to determine significance (since my data set is not large enough for the Wald test) and was using the Odds Ratios to determine what tha...

    sbroken sbroken
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    Sep 25, 2017 4:44 PM
    7298 views | 1 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Discriminant analysis in JMP: meaning of misclassification

    Context:When performing a discriminant analysis in JMP, the score Summaries give a number of "Misclassified observations". The user manual pdf "multivariate methods" define the following:Number Misclassified: Provides the number of observations in the specified set that are incorrectly classified.
    Percent Misclassified: Provides the percent of observations in the specified set that are incorrectly ...

    ArnoG ArnoG
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    Sep 26, 2017 3:16 AM
    5399 views | 3 replies

  • Analyze trend

    Hi I am comparing Google search data between 3 cancers as part of a small project, and have the attached file generated from Google trends data. How do I see if the searches for a particular cancer are going up with time?, and if so is the difference in trend significant? Next, can I compare trends between cancers C, P and L (from the attached file)?

    sajanjiv sajanjiv
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    Sep 25, 2017 8:39 AM
    7905 views | 3 replies

  • JSL: Differences in Column Reference Behavior

    Goal: count how many rows of a column have empty values. Method 1 (works):dt = CurrentDataTable(); Print(NRows(dt<<GetRowsWhere(IsMissing(dt:ColName))));   Method 2 (works):Print(NRows(dt<<GetRowsWhere(IsMissing(dt:Name("ColName"))))); Method 3 (doesn't work):Print(NRows(dt<<GetRowsWhere(IsMissing(Column(dt, "ColName")))));The error returned by debugger for Method 3 is "argument should be numeric{...

    ABI ABI
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    Sep 22, 2017 12:08 PM
    7177 views | 3 replies

  • Auto-generated stacked histogram

    HiI am looking for a function to generate a histogram with color information on data groups like this:However, in this case I needed to bin the data myself. Also the bars don't touch like normally in histograms. I know the function in graph builder generating the type of histogram shown below, but here the istograms are not stacked but superimposed on each other, and almost impossible to read for ...

    JesperJohansen JesperJohansen
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    Sep 21, 2017 11:09 PM
    9770 views | 2 replies

  • How to disable jmp alert messages?

    Please remember that I am scriptless. I am using the Explore Outliers button. When outliers are changed to missing values a JMP alert pops up "Your data in memory has changed. When you are prompted to save later, consider saving to a new file to preserve your original data on disk." The second JMP alert states "n extreme values were replaced by missing".  How do you stop these annoying alerts? 

    kwalter1 kwalter1
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    Sep 19, 2017 8:56 PM
    3431 views | 1 replies

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  • Cox Proportional Hazard - adjusting risk ratio with std dev

    I'm working with someone who is using SAS and I'm trying to do the same analysis in JMP.  When I  questioned their hazard ratio they said it was adjusted by the standard deviation. They commented:In order to obtain results in units of 1 standard deviation – you simply get the standard deviation value for parameter of interest and introduce it in the PH regression statement, for example:proc phreg ...

    Maureen Maureen
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    Aug 22, 2017 1:18 PM
    3513 views | 0 replies

  • JSL How do I wrap the title text of a OutlineBox?

    Hi all, I often use the Set Title() message to overwrite the OutlineBox titles of charts, distributions, etc. My first issue is that the OutlineBox does not support the Set Wrap() message. Is there any replacement I could use? To work around the missing Set Wrap(), I started inserting newlines "\!n" in the tiitle text. After doing this, I have noticed a second issue: Whatever number of newlines I ...

    AlexanderKrebs AlexanderKrebs
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    Jun 13, 2017 5:38 AM
    4565 views | 0 replies

  • Printing worksheet with cell colors

    Hello JMP Community, I'm currently using JMP version 10.0.0 and having trouble printing my data table with cells highlighted in certain colors.  Is there a way to print keeping the colors or to even export the file keeping the cells highlighted?

    Thanks.

    ferdt58 ferdt58
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    May 16, 2017 9:14 AM
    2279 views | 0 replies

  • Linearity and Bias Report

    In Our MSA stsudy we are performing Linearity and Bias measurment. We are currently controlling at Linearity and Bias to be below 5%.  We actually generate the following report for Linearity and BIas. However in AIAG handbook the criteria for the gauge to pass bias criteria has the following criteria.

    Aravindan Aravindan
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    Apr 18, 2017 12:54 AM
    4522 views | 0 replies

  • CCC Optimal

    Hi,I have 2 clustering chooses as mentionned below,- Nr of cluster 15 : CCC = 69.99 (OPTIMAL)- Nr of cluster 15 : CCC = -92.87- Nr of cluster 15 : CCC = -112.8 The first one with CCC = 69.99 is mentionned as the best optimal. I don't understand why this one is the best by consedering the different values ?. What is the signification of these values ? Thanks,

    Lamine Lamine
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    Mar 17, 2017 5:25 AM
    3426 views | 0 replies
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