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• Using Word() or Words() function to parse string in a column

  Hello all, I have a table where one of the columns had data that is in the form of an alphanumeric string (e.g. 1bc5ef-gh7) and I would like to parse the string using the hyphen as the delimiter and they return the first part of the string (1bc5ef) as data in a new column. So far, I have the code below. If I use the Words() function, it only returns the second part of the of the string (e.g. gh7)....

  JMPnoob

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  Apr 20, 2023 2:21 PM

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• JMP Doe with multiple mixtures

  Hi,Asking for help with setting up a DOE. Z and X are components of a mixture, each individual factor ranging from 0.2 to 0.8 and together summing to 1. There are three different types of X, X1 X2 and X3. X2 and X3 can be used alone or combined together in a ratio, however, they cannot be combined with X1. I tried to summarise this in the excel sheet below.Thanks in advance! 

  NWolfe

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  Apr 20, 2023 9:13 AM

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• "Identify" for legend entries

  When I want to adjust the monitor settings on my windows PC, there is an idendify button to find out which setting belongs to which monitor. In Graph Builder, is there also similar feature to find out which entry belongs to which subplot?
  
   

  hogi

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  Apr 20, 2023 7:50 AM

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• Marginal Effects in Ordinal Regression

  Hi there, I am running an ordinal regression with 7 independent variables for my bachelor thesis and i cannot figure out how i can see the marginal effects for each variable. The only thing I can find is the profiler, where I can see the probabilities for the output categories for a specific combination of all independent variables, and the same concept applies when I use output tables or the pred...

  adoraw

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  Apr 20, 2023 7:43 AM

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• Making the best prediction from your DOE test

  Hi all,  I've just finish an DOE test with 3 factors & the result is only 1 factors is statistically significant a.k.a having impact to the response. (meaning the remain factors have no impact/ too small impact vs system noise)- Some pre-study & DOE result show that the noise is ~0.3Here is the prediction profilerI'm trying to use this result to predict the response & I'm considering 2 options tha...

  Justin_Bui

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  Apr 20, 2023 7:15 AM

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