Filter out Ion IDs.

[#1]

Hello I have the following script. I run it but it does not make any differences in my table, and it does not spit any errors. 

dt = Current Data Table(); % The only data table I have open. 

exclusion_list = {"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006:20TVD97GN",

"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006:20T40A34P",

"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006:20TXECFDY",

"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006",}; 

// Add all values to exclude

dt << Select Where(Ion Component ID << exclusion_list);  % Ion Component ID is the column name I want to delete these entries from. 

dt << Delete Rows;

  If there is a faster way to filter out multiple IDs would love to know too :) Thank you! 

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Here is the way I would handle this:

names default to here(1);

dt = 
 // Open Data Table: Big Class.jmp
// → Data Table( "Big Class" )
Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );

exclusion_list = /*{"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006:20TVD97GN",

"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006:20T40A34P",

"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006:20TXECFDY",

"P1638070-00-D:TGTX240584C0006",};*/ 

{"TIM", "JAMES","JUDY"};

// Add all values to exclude

dt << Select Where(contains(exclusion_list, :Name));  // Ion Component ID is the column name I want to delete these entries from. 

dt << Delete Rows;

[#3]

That worked. Thank you. The file wouldn't open with its file name so i still used Current Data Table  :)