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• How to show full column name when it is too long?

  Hi,
  
  I have a table, each of its columns usually is assgned with a prettly long name for easy interpretation.
  
  So after I generate or load it into JMP, each time I have manually adjust each column to make sure
  its full name can be shown properly.
  
  But this is too annoying when columns are too many.
  
  So if I can control its display by JSL, any idea I can make this automatic column width adjustment?
  
  Th...

  

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  Mar 17, 2009 2:57 AM

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• JMP Calculator

  In JMP we can do calculation using the JMP calculator.
  The parameters in the formula are the columns table, attached is a simple formula subtracting y column from x column with LAG,
  What I want to know is if there is a way to use different lag for different rows.
  ((Lag( x, 2 ) - :y) / Lag( x, 2 )) * 100
  
  Thank you
  Yaakov

  

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  Mar 12, 2009 12:30 AM

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• How to extract a numberical value from "Distribution" display box?

  Hi, all
  
  I met a problem in extracing a numeric value from a display box object.
  It is very tricky and could not figure it out.
  I have following table "Data.jmp", and try to fit its distribution using following JSL code:
  
  dt = CurrentDataTable();
  div = Distribution( Stack( 1 ),
  Continuous Distribution(Column( :Value ), Horizontal Layout( 1 ), Vertical( 0 ),
  Fit Distribution( Normal(Goodness of ...

  

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  Mar 11, 2009 9:03 AM

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• JMP and Flow Cytometry Data

  Does anyone use JMP to work with their Flow Cytometry data? We use FlowJo to analyze data but would like to use JMP to graph and summarize data. I have been asked to find out if others are doing this as well. Any references to papers that show the use of JMP would be helpful as well.
  
  Thanks

  

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  Mar 6, 2009 1:39 PM

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• Johnson su distribution

  JMP reports the following parameters with respect to a fitted Johnson su distribution 1) shape (lambda), 2) shape (delta), 3) Location (BETA), and 4) Scale (sigma).
  
  I would like to use the Johnson su distribution in the discrete element simulation program EXTEND6. EXTEND6 does accommodate the Johnson su but requires the following parametric inputs 1) Lambda, 2) Gamma, 3) delta, and 4) Location.
  
  I a...

  

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  Mar 3, 2009 7:17 AM

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