Change Values in a Column

[#1]

I found a script that works well however the time it takes to parse at minimum of 80,000 rows is quite long. This is only 1 wafers worth of data and there is an option to add an entire lot ( 7 more wafers). Which the time it takes to change the values will increase by a lot.

Any suggestions?

Thank you

	r = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test1" );
	Column( dt, "channel" )[r] = "N/A (test1)";
		
	s = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test1" );
	Column( dt, "mode" )[s] = "N/A (test1)";	
	
	t = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test2" );
	Column( dt, "mode" )[t] = "N/A (test2)";	

[#2]

@Yngeinstn ,

	r = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test1" );
	Column( dt, "channel" )[r] = "N/A (test1)";
		
	s = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test1" );
	Column( dt, "mode" )[s] = "N/A (test1)";	
	
	t = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test2" );
	Column( dt, "mode" )[t] = "N/A (test2)";	
	
	// Alternative Approach 
	r = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test1" );
	dt[r,"channel"] = "N/A (test1)";
		
	s = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test1" );
	dt[s,"mode"] = "N/A (test1)";	
	
	t = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test2" );
	dt[t,"mode"] = "N/A (test2)";	
	

[#3]

As written r and s should be the same rows. Get r , the index of rows where :testname == "test1", and use it for both columns channel and mode.

Also if using JMP13 or later, this syntax could save time.

r = dt <<  Get Rows Where( :testname == "test1" );

dt[r,{"channel","mode"}] = "N/A (test1)";

[#4]

Thank you for the quick response. I will try this asap.

[#5 · Accepted solution]

Thank you