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kassidy_lillard
kassidy_lillard
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Group Age Column into Categories

Apr 6, 2015 07:46 AM (12426 views)

Hello.. I'm new to JMP and I have a basic question.

I would like to create a new column that groups customer's ages into age groups:

Age range 0 <34.9 should be labeled <35

Age range 35.0-44.9 should be labled 35-44

Age range 45.0-53.9 shoulf be 45-54

How do I write the formula and reflect the labels?

Thanks!

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KarenC
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Re: Group Age Column into Categories

Apr 6, 2015 09:32 AM (14664 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from kassidy_lillard 04-06-2015

If(:AGE < 35, "35", 35 <= :AGE < 45, "35 - 44", "45 -54")

You should be able to cut and paste this into a column formula.  The :AGE is the name of the column for age so you may need to update that based on your table.  Once you have the formula in place you can click on the "AGE" in the formula and then select the correct column from the column list in the formula editor. 

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KarenC
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Re: Group Age Column into Categories

Apr 6, 2015 09:32 AM (14665 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from kassidy_lillard 04-06-2015

If(:AGE < 35, "35", 35 <= :AGE < 45, "35 - 44", "45 -54")

You should be able to cut and paste this into a column formula.  The :AGE is the name of the column for age so you may need to update that based on your table.  Once you have the formula in place you can click on the "AGE" in the formula and then select the correct column from the column list in the formula editor. 

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