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karem
Level I

Change Column Name after performing Summary Function

Hello.

Good day.

Team,

I will be needing your support on how to achieve my target table output.

I have a sample data table. I made a Mean Summary for Group 1 and Group 2 Columns, separately.

But i want to combine the two Mean Summary table into 1 table.

However, since Group 1 and Group 2 has different Column Name

During Concatenate this 2 Columns will have separate Columns.

In order to have them in same Column Header i need to Rename it Column into one same Column.

However, i cannot change it manually or in script.

3970_Target Output Table.bmp

Please help. By the way im using JMP 8.

Thank you in advance.

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MTOF
Level III

Re: Change Column Name after performing Summary Function

Hi

Try removing the lock on the column first:

dt=current data table();

dt1=dt<<summary(Group(:Group 1), mean(:data 1, :data 2));

dt2=dt<<summary(Group(:Group 2), mean(:data 1, :data 2));

dt1:Group 1<<set lock(0);

dt1:Group 1<<set name ("Group");

dt2:Group 2<<set lock(0);

dt2:Group 2<<set name ("Group");

dt3=dt1<<concatenate(dt2);

close(dt1, no save);

close(dt2, no save);

BR, Marianne

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