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ConfidenceOwl94
Level III

How to Split One table in to two while keeping few rows same.

I need to split one table in to two while keeping the SN same but different material in different tables.

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txnelson
Super User

Re: How to Split One table in to two while keeping few rows same.

  1. Please take the time to read the document, Discovering JMP available under the Help Pull Down menu
  2. Interactively you can accomplish this by:
    1. Select the SN and Material A columns
    2. Go to Tables=>Subset
      1. Select the option, All Rows
      2. Select the option, Selected columns
      3. Click OK
    3. Select the SN and Material B columns
      1. Repeat the steps in step 2 above
  3. To do this using JSL
    1. Names Default To Here( 1 );
      dt = Data Table( "Main Table" );
      dtMaterialA = dt << subset( selected rows( 0 ), columns( :SN, :Material A ) );
      dtMaterialB = dt << subset( selected rows( 0 ), columns( :SN, :Material B ) );
Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: How to Split One table in to two while keeping few rows same.

How is this different than your last post, the attached picture is the same as the last post?

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Jim
ConfidenceOwl94
Level III

Re: How to Split One table in to two while keeping few rows same.

Jim,

 

I apologize. I atteched the wrong picture. I updated the post.

 

Thanks,

txnelson
Super User

Re: How to Split One table in to two while keeping few rows same.

  1. Please take the time to read the document, Discovering JMP available under the Help Pull Down menu
  2. Interactively you can accomplish this by:
    1. Select the SN and Material A columns
    2. Go to Tables=>Subset
      1. Select the option, All Rows
      2. Select the option, Selected columns
      3. Click OK
    3. Select the SN and Material B columns
      1. Repeat the steps in step 2 above
  3. To do this using JSL
    1. Names Default To Here( 1 );
      dt = Data Table( "Main Table" );
      dtMaterialA = dt << subset( selected rows( 0 ), columns( :SN, :Material A ) );
      dtMaterialB = dt << subset( selected rows( 0 ), columns( :SN, :Material B ) );
Jim
ConfidenceOwl94
Level III

Re: How to Split One table in to two while keeping few rows same.

Thanks Jim