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aumair
Level III

Contains function help

Hello, 

 

I am a JMP/JSL rookie. I was just experimenting if I can get th char number of first "a"  in the 'name' column of Big Class.jmp.

 

I am writing this in formula: Contains(:name, "a", 1), and the output is 0 in all the rows. Could someone please point out the problem?:)

 

Thanks!
Ahmad

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Contains function help

Character strings in JMP are case sensitive.  The correct formula is:

contains(:Name,"A")
Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Contains function help

Character strings in JMP are case sensitive.  The correct formula is:

contains(:Name,"A")
Jim
aumair
Level III

Re: Contains function help

Thanks a lot!!!


@txnelson wrote:

Character strings in JMP are case sensitive.  The correct formula is:

contains(:Name,"A")

 

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