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Saving 2 data table in one JMP file

Nebula — Sun, 11 Jun 2023 11:49:55 GMT

Can we actually save 2 different data table in 1 JMP file without join or concatenate?
P/s: How does subset work?

Re: Saving 2 data table in one JMP file

txnelson — Mon, 03 May 2021 03:42:48 GMT

The answer I am going to give, is......maybe

Can you please be more specific on what you want to do with grouped data tables. Save them like a zip file, be able to pass them to users to colleagues?

You are also asking on how subset works. Basically one can select out of a data table, the rows an columns they want, and place them into a new separate data table. The table can either be independent of the table it was drawn from, or one can keep the tables linked, so if items change in either of the tables, it is reflected in the other. Subsetting can be easily done in an interactive mode, using

Tables=>Subset

or in a programmatic mode using JSL

names default to here( 1 );
dt = current data table();
dtNew = dt << subset( columns( a list of columns), rows(a list of rows, or one can specify to use rows that have been selected in the data table));

Re: Saving 2 data table in one JMP file

Mark_Zwald — Mon, 03 May 2021 19:30:57 GMT

You can make projects in JMP (File menu > New > Project). With a project you can bundle files together into a single project file which can include multiple data tables, scripts, reports, and any other supplementary files you may wish to add that are not related to JMP.

Re: Saving 2 data table in one JMP file

txnelson — Mon, 03 May 2021 19:53:49 GMT

You can also save multiple data tables as scripts into a single script