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• Get a list of all open reports?

  Hello all,I am trying to create a list of all reports that are opened from a JMP script.I figure there might be a simple command for this but I have been back and forth through the scripting guide without finding much.The only other idea that is coming to my head is to grab the current report, somehow grab that name, add it to the list, then close that report and grab the next report.Thanks for an...

  matt_p

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  Jun 21, 2012 8:27 AM

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• Saving Graph

  I'd like to run JMP from the commandline on a server ---- periodically the data will be dumped from a database and invoke a JMP script --- this script will format the data via Graph Builder ---   It all appears to be working but I need a way to save the Graph Image to a file (... PDF would be fine) and close/exit JMP.....Here is what I have;                        -----   the graph does not appear...

  twaintwist

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  Jun 18, 2012 5:34 PM

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• Keeping JMP model predictions positive?

  Is there a way to force JMP to keep a model prediction (for instance, a "reaction time") positive (i.e., above zero)?   I'm wondering if that constraint would help build a more realistic model for my data set.

  imperialpint

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  Jun 18, 2012 4:36 AM

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• How to deal with missing data

  Hello,I need to run a descriptive analysis on a huge number of columns. To do so I made the following script :dt = Current Data Table();column_names = dt << Get Column Names(numeric,String);for(i=3,i<=NItems(column_names),i++,  colName = column_names;  cmd = Expr(  ow = dt << Distribution(  Continuous Distribution( Column( cName ) ),  Where( :SEX == "F" )   );  owr = ow<<report; ); Substitute Int...

  hrkg

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  Jun 16, 2012 10:21 PM

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• Validate column name exists before graphing

  Hi,  I am trying to validate that a data table contains a certain column name prior to creating graphs:hasname1 = 0;
       for (colval == 1, colval <= Ncols(dt), colval++,
             colName = Column Name(colval);
             if ( colName == "name1",
                   hasname1 = 1;           );
  if (hasname1 == 1,
        //create graph
  );However, the comparison never returns true because "name1" is a string ...

  senatorx

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  Jun 16, 2012 9:26 PM

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