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• using eval expr() with a column name

  can some one help me in using eval expr() function with column name;example:column1="names";eval expr(":"||column1);is the above evel expr() refers to names column? if so please help me with the syntax..(for referring column names)

  fr2007

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  Jul 19, 2012 8:09 AM

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• Save data table to a sharepoint

  Hi AllI have succeded in reading data tables (uploaded manually) from a sharepoint using JSL.However, I cannot find a way to make JMP (version 8.0.2 on Windows) save a file to this sharepoint.To read a file I use:dt = open(::path||"MyTable.jmp");where path is a long string starting with http://.....This works fine.To save a file I use:dt << save(::path||"MyTable1.jmp")
  JMP interprets ::path||"MyTab...

  MTOF

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  Jul 18, 2012 7:49 AM

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• How do i show count axis on log scale?

  Hi,I'm fairly new to JMP so this question might seem very simple but I would appreciate some help.I want to be able to plot a graph to show a continous variable on the x-axis. The y-axis will not be assigned a variable. I would just like it to show the count. I am able to do this on a linear scale no problem. But when i want to show the count axis on a log scale I'm having difficulty. I cannot get...

  Anonymous

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  Jul 11, 2012 6:09 AM

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• Need to read the binary's from a numeric JMP variable

  I have a need to read the imbedded binary values in a numeric field.  I developed the following script that appears to work, but it is not as nice as I hoped it could be.x = 19;thehex = Hex( x );binary = Associative Array(      {{"0", "0000"}, {"1", "0001"}, {"2", "0010"}, {"3", "0011"}, {"4", "0100"},      {"5", "0101"}, {"6", "0110"}, {"7", "0111"}, {"8", "1000"}, {"9", "1001"},      {"A", "1010...

  txnelson

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  Jun 22, 2012 8:20 AM

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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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