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• How to remove custom cell colors?

  In JMP I find that if I add cell colors by selecting the cells, right clicking, and doing "Color Cells", then there doesn't seem to be any way to remove the colorings.  Even if I try to use the "Color or Mark by Column" function or the "Value Colors" property to change the colorings of the cells, it seems to be unable to overwrite the custom colorings.  Doing "Clear Row States" does not get rid of...

  a01

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  Nov 23, 2015 2:28 PM

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• Complex Numbers in JSL

  Is there any hint that JMP may add complex number support into JSL in the future?I've seen the namespace("Complex") Stuff but wondered if there was going to be a more substantial addition. 

  vince_faller

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  Nov 23, 2015 7:43 AM

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• [ Help ] export table to SAS : encoding issue

  Hi All,I'm using the following script for exporting some tables (here PANELISTE table) to a SAS library (here PIF).conn = SAS Connect( "SASApp" );  SAS Submit( "libname PIF '\\PRSASA01\dro\AVAUCLAIR\TST';");  dt2 = Open Database("DSN=XPANEL;UID=user_id;PWD=01010101;APP=JMP;WSID=VUC0029;Network=DBMSSOCN", // data source  "PANELISTE" );  SAS Export Data( dt2, "PIF", "PANELISTE", ReplaceExisting );  ...

  antoine_vauclai

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  Nov 23, 2015 4:49 AM

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• How to specify a number array

  Hello Guys,I want to specify a number array from 1 to 100.Right now I am doing it in the following way.sel[1] = {"1", "2", "3", "4", .....continued upto "100"};But this method is very cumbersome as I have to type in all numbers up to 100. Is there any shorter way in which I can tell JMP that I mean all numbers from 1 to 100.Thanks

  bpp0920200

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  Nov 20, 2015 1:28 PM

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• Split Data Table Problem

  I'm having an issue with the splitting of a data table and was wondering if someone knows how to it. My data looks like this:The data should be Split by ID2 ​with ID being  the group variable. When I am doing it that way I end up with this result:The Problem is that for IDs 2 and 4 there are multiple values of C in column ID2. As it seems JMP is always using the last value in the splitted data tab...

  shoffmeister

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  Nov 18, 2015 3:01 PM

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