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• Conditionally colour text of a Data Table Box

  I would like to colour the text of specific cells of a Data Table Box based on a condition. Take as example of what I am trying to do the following: dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" ); dt << Select Where(:Age > 14); :Age << Color Cells( "Red" ); the above gives the output:but then the result in the window is: win3 = New Window( "Combined Report", Data Table Box(dt));There is not any colour....

  Georgios_Tsim

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  Oct 14, 2024 4:08 AM

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• JSL: How can I set the variables for process capability from a list?

  Hello,my list of dataColName contains the column headers that I want to use as variables for process capability. dataColName = dt_data << GetColumnNames( Numeric, String );repWin = New Window( sTableName, container = V List Box() );For( k = 1, k <= N Items( dataColName ), k++,   content = V List Box(  dt_data_sub <<  Process Capability(  //Process Variables( :Assay, :Dissolution, :Weight ),  Proce...

  uwe_hiss

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  Oct 13, 2024 10:16 AM

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• Stability studies

  Hi, Asking for ideas for analyzing data from a stability study with multiple compounds changing over time at different rates with many different types of samples included in the study.  Each data point is from a separate sample that has been aged for a given point in time.  Suggestions would be appreciated.

  VarianceMink489

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  Oct 13, 2024 9:20 AM

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• Individual Control Chart

  here you find 54 individual data, exponentially distributed.JMP analyses the data and provides a STRANGE Control ChartWhy?See the attached fileFausto Galetto

  faustoG

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  Oct 12, 2024 9:24 AM

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• Does Head evaluate its argument?

  From , I learned that there are some functions which evaluate their argument and others which don't:  I wondered about Head. Here everything looks logic ...f= Expr(x=2); Substitute(NameExpr(f),Expr(x), Expr(y)); Head(f);Head is not like Substitute, I can directly use the function name as an argument  - and Head returns the head of the expression: Assign()  After checking some other functions which...

  hogi

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  Oct 12, 2024 8:10 AM

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