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• Is there an easy way to know if a column is Date/Time?

  So I had a script that ran something like this: for(i=1, i<=ncols(dt), i++,        name = Column(dt, i) << Get Name;        if(contains(name, "Date") | contains(name, "Time"),               //Run code        ) ); However, I've found that not all columns have "Date" or "Time" in the name.  Sometimes due to misspelling (like Tme, Tim, ect.)  Sometimes b/c it's just not included b/c the columns are a...

  msharp

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  Aug 15, 2019 5:41 AM

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• Adding a label to the graph's reference line based on a variable

  Hi everyone, basically I have a portion of a whole list of codes which writes: dt << Oneway( Y( y ), X( :column( x ) ), Plot Actual by Quantile( 1 ), Line of Fit( 0 ), Points Jittered( 1 ), SendToReport( Dispatch( {}, "1", ScaleBox, {Add Ref Line( {pinkMin, SV}, "Solid", "Light Red", "", 1, 0.25 ), Add Ref Line( SV, "Solid", "Medium Light Red", "", 1 )} ) ) )This works pe...

  reallyneedhelp

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  Aug 14, 2019 9:40 PM

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• When I save a dashboard, can I associate it with multiple data tables?

  I have a jsl script that can automatically generate a dashboard containing plots from multiple data tables. I would like to save the dashboards to view later without running the jsl script again. Currently, when I save the dashboard as a report it offers to either reference or embed the data table to the dashboard, (but only for the current data table). The rest of the data tables do not have that...

  Kelly

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  Aug 14, 2019 10:42 AM

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• Graph legend split in two columns

  Hello all,Is it possible to present a legent on graph in two+ columns? I have a chart setup in such way that it would be more easily to read if the legend is split in two or more columns (number of legend items is 100+)Any help will be appreciated.Best Regards,

  MBasovic

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  Aug 14, 2019 9:59 AM

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• No of DF in p-value calculation from t Ratio in Parameter Estimates table (Standard least squares)

  Hello, I may have a trivial question, however I have not find an answer anywhere else. I am runing a linear regression model with standard least squares (DOE made with DSD). In the Parameter Estimates table (in the attached picture) t Ratios and p-values (Prob > ItI) can be seen for each included effect in the model. I wonder what is t critical in the test or to put in another way what is the used...

  Danijel_V

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  Aug 14, 2019 4:24 AM

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