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cedricb
Level I

Extract USL & LSL for all tests of my data table

Hi all,

I just start working on Jump 10.

I am trying to extract from a data table all USL & LSL for all the tests and then I would like to create a new table bluit as:  Test number | Test name | LSL | USL.

Any ideas to help me please ? Or any tutorials ?

Thanks in advance.

Rgds,

CedricB

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senatorx
Level III

Re: Extract USL & LSL for all tests of my data table

I would look into using the Summary command from the Tables Menu.  Or if using JSL script, you would use the Summarize(...) Function.

Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: Extract USL & LSL for all tests of my data table

You can use the <<Get Property("Spec Limits") message on a column to get the spec limits and then put them into a data table.

Try something like this:

dt = Current Data Table();

specs = New Table( "SpecLimits.jmp",

  New Column( "ColName", Character, Nominal, width( 30 ) ),

  New Column( "LSL", Numeric, Nominal ),

  New Column( "USL", Numeric, Nominal ),

  New Column( "Target", Numeric, Nominal )

);

nc = N Col( dt );

For( i = 1, i <= nc, i++,

  If( Column( dt, i ) << get data type() == "Numeric",

  If( !Is Empty( x = Column( dt, i ) << get property( "Spec Limits" ) ),

  specs << add rows( 1, N Row( specs ) );

  Try( Column( specs, "lsl" )[N Row( specs )] = x["lsl"] );

  Try( Column( specs, "usl" )[N Rows( specs )] = x["usl"] );

  Try( Column( specs, "target" )[N Rows( specs )] = x["target"] );

  Column( specs, "colname" )[N Rows( specs )] = Column( dt, i ) << get name;

  )

  )

);

-Jeff

-Jeff

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