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lwx228
Level VIII

How can I paste a data table with text mixed in the clipboard into the specified table?



 The clipboard has copied the R square table in the decision tree report, 6 rows and 6 columns, containing text. How can I paste this table into the new table?
thank you!

 



 

 



 

  RSquare RMSE N Number of Splits AICc
Training 0.502 2.5656293 3625 20 17162.6
Validation -0.77 4.6256646 3625
Test -0.70 4.3112172 3635 

 

 

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txnelson
Super User

Re: How can I paste a data table with text mixed in the clipboard into the specified table?

You can always create a JMP data table from the R Square table you are referencing, and then save that table as a csv or txt or slsx file. to then be read into your VBA script.

Jim
lwx228
Level VIII

Re: How can I paste a data table with text mixed in the clipboard into the specified table?


I have a table merge in my code, and I want to write R squared at this point.But that's not the main thing.


d3 = d1 << Join( With( d2 ), By Row Number, Output Table( "Joined Data" ) );




I'm used to VBA, so I haven't adjusted my thinking.thank Jim!

lwx228
Level VIII

Re: How can I paste a data table with text mixed in the clipboard into the specified table?

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txnelson
Super User

Re: How can I paste a data table with text mixed in the clipboard into the specified table?

I am not quite sure what you are attempting to ask.  My thinking is that you have 2 lines that are attempting to serve the same purpose.  The first line uses a JMP Join Platform to add a data table to an already existing data table.  Is the second line attempting to replace values in the dt3 data table?

Jim
lwx228
Level VIII

Re: How can I paste a data table with text mixed in the clipboard into the specified table?

Thank you, Jim, for your continued attention. Sorry, I haven't done this problem and it has been solved. This figure is the actual effect I got with the method provided by the gzmorgan0.


In the process, I combined multiple data tables, and then wrote the data of R square into a fixed empty cell, which can be accurately found in the VBA processing in the later stage.
Thanks again to the two experts!