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Striefster
Level I

Changing number of decimals in the tabulate

Hi,

 

How can I changed the number decimals in the tabulate function?

As example for the CV (RSD %), I would like to present this table with the values like 38.7, 38.7 and 39.3.

 

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Striefster
Level I

Re: Changing number of decimals in the tabulate

Forgot to add,

and to keep these settings. So when I repeat the tabulate function the decimals stay the same.

And can I copy this table into Excel, to change the fonts and styles.

jthi
Super User

Re: Changing number of decimals in the tabulate

Which JMP version are you using? In JMP18 you have these

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-Jarmo
Striefster
Level I

Re: Changing number of decimals in the tabulate

Thanks Jarno!

Yes that's true but with JMP17 isn't saved. So when you redo a tabulate you have to change the format again.

 

The only option is to work via a script, I think. I hoped it would be easier via a simple checkbox.

statman
Super User

Re: Changing number of decimals in the tabulate

Where do you find "Change Format" option?

"All models are wrong, some are useful" G.E.P. Box
WineAroma
Level III

Re: Changing number of decimals in the tabulate

In the Tabulate window, scroll down to the bottom. You’ll find it in the lower-left corner right below “Default Statistics.”

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