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  • How to convert column value labels to values?

    Hi, I'm new to the community (but have used JMP since version 1), so I don't know where to put this question.  Have imported a file from SPSS (.sav) with several columns with value labels. I want to use the value labels (which are actual names) instead of the values (which are numbers). Recode seems not to have this function. Could anybody help? Thanks a lot in advance. Jens

    jenssjorslev jenssjorslev
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    Mar 16, 2015 12:28 AM
    24189 views | 10 replies

  • Multifactor ANOVA in JMP

    I can run a simple ANOVA test in JMP, but I've been trying for a little while now to find out how to run a Multifactor ANOVA test.  Any suggestions for how to do this?Thank you!

    sblacklow sblacklow
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    Mar 14, 2015 9:27 PM
    12397 views | 3 replies

  • Way to script to exclude all rows except certain ones

    I know that there is a long hand way to do this:Row State( 3 ) = Excluded State( 0 ); Excluded( Row State( 3 ) ); Row State( 1 ) = Excluded State( 1 ); Excluded( Row State( 1 ) ); Row State( 5 ) = Excluded State( 1 ); Excluded( Row State( 5 ) ); Row State( 6 ) = Excluded State( 0 ); Excluded( Row State( 6 ) ); Row State( 7 ) = Excluded State( 1 ); Excluded( Row State( 7 ) ); Row State( 8 ) = Exclu...

    rebecca-maceach rebecca-maceach
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    Mar 14, 2015 9:09 PM
    16958 views | 4 replies

  • get rows where returning empty matrix

    I have a data table that I am trying to manipulate. I am using get rows where function to find where the first column equals a string, let's call it "aaa". When I use the software to do this, it works fine and two rows are selected, row 1 and row 2240. When I try to script this, the result is an empty matrix.Here is the script I am using:
    Names Default To Here( 1 );
    dtx = Current Data Table();
    noRows...

    h_lazar h_lazar
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    Mar 14, 2015 5:25 AM
    11118 views | 4 replies

  • Is there a way to add a new series to an existing control chart?

    I have a Levey Jennings chart and want to add a new series (different variable than what is used for the chart) to the chart, is that possible? It would only be for reference, it does not need control limits and it uses the same x variable but different y scale.

    jenna jenna
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    Mar 12, 2015 9:30 AM
    3855 views | 1 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Is there a way to add a new series to an existing control chart?

    I have a Levey Jennings chart and want to add a new series (different variable than what is used for the chart) to the chart, is that possible? It would only be for reference, it does not need control limits and it uses the same x variable but different y scale.

    jenna jenna
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    Mar 12, 2015 9:30 AM
    3855 views | 1 replies

  • Stats Grouping Question

    I am working with a 2x2 factorial and the amount of data I gathered for each individual group is 10, 10, 18, and 36. Statistically, would it provide better results if we cut each bin down to 10 results (so keep them all constant) or should I work with all of the data, regardless of the fact that one bin has much more than the rest?

    kmohajer kmohajer
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    Mar 12, 2015 6:42 AM
    2877 views | 1 replies

  • How to organize multidimensional spectral data for partial least squares (PLS)?

    I have a large data set that has multiple independent and dependent variables.  For smaller systems, I have organized the data such that the independent variables are defined in the Column Name.  However, for much larger sets, where more than a few Xs and multiple Ys are involved, this becomes an extremely tedious exercise. Moreover, it makes for very wide, unwieldy tables and is hard to visualize...

    craigwb craigwb
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    Mar 9, 2015 5:27 AM
    3730 views | 2 replies

  • What is the table reference?

    If I open a table from the File>New Data Table, what is it's reference?If I create a table variable I need to know the table reference for the namespace, but I did not explicitly define it as I would have in an an Open() command.How do I determine it?

    Hegedus Hegedus
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    Mar 8, 2015 12:25 AM
    4670 views | 1 replies

  • Misclassification in Gauge R&R

    In the misclassification chart of variability gauge test,is the following the same thing?P(good part is falsely rejected) and P(part is good and is rejected)P(bad part is falsely accepted) and P(part is bad and is accepted)what does P(part is good) stand for statistically?Also, what is the difference between "repeatability" and 'reproducibility"?Thanks!

    xiaoming xiaoming
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    Feb 28, 2015 4:07 AM
    6702 views | 2 replies

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