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• how do I calculate duration of time between days?

  Hi All,I am new to JMP.  How do I calculate the difference between time? For example, when I use JMP to calculate the duration of time for 1Jan2021 11:45PM and 2Jan2021 12:30AM, I get a negative number instead of 45 minutes.   Thanks

  jhcao

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  Aug 10, 2021 12:09 AM

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• Saving Row States, cannot find the "Add From Row States "

  Hi, I am trying the save my row states so later I can return them. I added a new column and changed the data type to Row State. Then when I try to add/copy the row states to the new column, I cannot see the buttons described in videos or forums. I am missing something? It should be easy to set this up, but I could not find the Add or Copy options when I right click on the new column.  Thank you.

  hasanian

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  Aug 9, 2021 4:00 PM

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• Help with Incrementing in Formula Editor

  First of all... I'm very new to scripting and right now I'm working in the formula editor. I am trying to do something I thought would be fairly simple... I have two columns of data. The first column has status values that are the same for a period of time and then will change and again be constant for a period of time. For example... OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFONONON etc. In the second column I would like to...

  scott1588

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  Aug 9, 2021 2:05 PM

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• Bug in how text is rendered in textBox JMP16?

  We have updated to JMP 16 and immediately users pointed out some bugs in the output of our scripts.For instance, consider the script below:detailsText = "This is long text that is made dynamically\!nit has some dynamica numeric values\!n" ||"each on of which is important and \!nneeds to be shown formatted in <b><font color='Red'>RED FONT</font></b>" || " which might also by dynamic\!nLike this: <...

  miguello

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  Aug 9, 2021 12:47 PM

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• what is the meaning of the levels in a 2D contours graph Nonpar Density?

   JMP16 pro. The default number of levels in a 2D contours graph with Nonpar Density is 4, and one can adjust this number starting from 1. I can find the meaning of another type of 2D contours graph, which is HDR, which only has two levels, the darkest level is 50% cumulative prob, and the lighter is 99%. But there is no information on the 4 levels in Nonpar Density 2D contours graphs. What is the ...

  leonxf

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  Aug 9, 2021 12:12 PM

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