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How can I combine 2 columns into one?
I would like to combine two columns into one. My data looks like the table below where "." represents missing data. I would like to make a column which resembles Column C.
Column A | Column B |
---|---|
. | 2013 |
. | 2014 |
2016 | . |
2017 | . |
Column C |
---|
2013 |
2014 |
2016 |
2017 |
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Re: How can I combine 2 columns into one?
I'm not familiar with JMP but isn't the first condition checking if the cell in A is blank versus missing?
SAS has a keyword, missing, does JMP have the same?
ie
If(is missing(:Column A) , :Column A, :Column B)
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Re: How can I combine 2 columns into one?
So far I have tried adding a new column with the formula: If( :Column A != "", :Column A, :Column B) but this doesn't work and I'm not sure why. It fills in the values from Column A but not from Column B.
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Re: How can I combine 2 columns into one?
I'm not familiar with JMP but isn't the first condition checking if the cell in A is blank versus missing?
SAS has a keyword, missing, does JMP have the same?
ie
If(is missing(:Column A) , :Column A, :Column B)
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Re: How can I combine 2 columns into one?
Thank you, I was able to get the formula to work using Is Missing().