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MDB9933
Level I

How do I combine two columns one character and one numeric?

 
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David_Burnham
Super User (Alumni)

Re: How do I combine two columns one character and one numeric?

You can select the two columns, right-click to create a new formula column:

 

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-Dave
MDB9933
Level I

Re: How do I combine two columns one character and one numeric?

I am trying to put the time column and Seed# column together and when I do what you suggest it messes up the time input (see Concatenate column). 

 

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txnelson
Super User

Re: How do I combine two columns one character and one numeric?

Your Time column is a JMP Time column, which is measured in the number of seconds since midnight.  Thereroe, you need to convert it to a meaningful/displayable value.  This formula does it pretty well.

format(time,"hr:m") || " " :seed #

"12:00 21"

Jim

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