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• Anchoring "Windows List" & "Projects", etc. to same window as Data Table?

  Hello, I've just upgraded from JMP8 to 10.When opening up a Data Table, I used to be able to have additional panels such as "Windows List" and "Projects" show up in the same window by going through [View >> Windows List] or [View >> Projects].However, when I do the same in my JMP10 installation, I can only get the Windows List and Project windows show up as new floating windows.Is there a way to f...

  eric_chan

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  Aug 1, 2013 12:52 PM

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• How to handle quotation marks in column name when trying to use in dynamic formula

  Assume I have a table with headers Greek and AlsoGreek as follows:Greek   AlsoGreekAlpha       PhiBeta         OmegaGamma    ZetaThe following script will give me a column called "concat" which will combine the 2 columns (I added tabs between the concat symbols to make it more readable).dt = Current Data Table();colnames = dt<<get column names;colstring=":Name(\!""     ||     char(colnames[1])   ...

  euge

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  Aug 1, 2013 10:16 AM

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• Is it possible have two scales on the same axis?

  Hello,I am new to the community. I would like to build a graph using the graph builer, with 3 different scales in ordinate. Is it possible to have one axis with 2 different scales?Thank you.Lucie

  luciegrandjacqu

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  Jul 31, 2013 12:59 PM

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• block and split-plot analysis by "fit model"

  Hi,I am having a data set with blocking factor, whole plot, and split plot factors. I want to use fit model in JMP. I read some stuff online and figured out for whole plot I need to specify it as "random effect", but couldn't find anything regarding the blocking factor. How I tell fit model in JMP that a factor is a blocking factor?

  mahroo

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  Jul 26, 2013 8:45 AM

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• Calculate moving average for By-Groups

  I'm trying to calculate a moving average for a data-set containing several rounds of the continuous data. That is, I want a calculated average for every data-point, including the first and last. The average should be 7 steps in either direction, except for either end, where non-existing data beyond the 7 step window should simply ignored. Of course I don't want data form different By-Groups to be ...

  JesperJohansen

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  Jul 22, 2013 10:53 PM

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