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• how to rename summary table column (not column# dependent)

  I am creating a summary table and need to rename the columns. example:Summary(  Group( :RECIPE_FW ),  Mean ( :MTBW),  N( :MTBW ),  output table name("testOutput")  );I found that I can reference the column # to rename:MTBW = Column(3);MTBW << Set Name ("MTBW (w/Outliers)");nMTBW = Column(4);nMTBW << Set Name ("nMTBW");My concern with this approach is that if more columns are added/inserted, these ...

  jmpbeginner

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  Oct 28, 2013 2:44 PM

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• JMP 9.0 (Docking Windows)

  Hi all,
  
  I just upgraded from JMP 8.0 to JMP 9.0. I am very annoyed by ver 9.0 in which, when I open multiple datasets, they all open in a seperate window. While, in JMP 8.0 I was able to have all the tables/graphs/plots docked in a single window and I can open each file by selecting them in the "window list".
  
  So, how can I revert back to JMP 8.0 dock settings.
  
  Thanks!

  engr

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  Oct 28, 2013 2:37 PM

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• Can you call a script from inside another script?

  I have 10 individual scripts that operate on 10 different tables.I want to write a master script that opens each table, and calls the script that should operate on that table, and then saves the resulting table.At the end it will join all the resulting tables.Is this possible to do?I can not figure out how to call the script from within another script.Thanks much for any help, I am just starting o...

  jslbeginner

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  Oct 28, 2013 5:55 AM

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• Time Series, calculation lag

  Hello, I want to check if some temperature data that I have are correlated, and I suspect there is a time-dependent lag.I have tried the time-series analysis using cross correlation. As a test of what the analysis does I entered the following data columns. There is full correlation for a lag of 7 rows:A      A+71        82        93        104        11etc.What I got just doesn't make sense. See t...

  peder

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  Oct 27, 2013 8:39 AM

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• Converting date categories to a continual date axis

  Hi all,I measured the growth of a group of animals roughly once a month for three months, and then let two months go by before I measured them a final time. I would like to graph the average growth over time. To do this, I will need to include a gap along the x-axis to represent the two month period when I didn't record growth. In other words, my x coordinates are January 9, 10, 11; February 11, 1...

  rrimler

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  Oct 16, 2013 8:44 PM

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