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JasonWS
Level II

How to condense a table based on grouping columns?

I have a table that looks like this:

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I want to condense the table and group by Serial, then Run so the table looks like this:

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Is there a Tables or Cols menu function I'm missing that can do this, or will it have to be accomplished with a script?

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jthi
Super User

Re: How to condense a table based on grouping columns?

Most likely this will require few steps due to the character column. This process should work, I didn't have your data so there might be same mistakes / misunderstandings.

 

Starting table

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Create summary table (ignore the character for now)

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Then delete rows which have no character (column 5) or create subset with only those which have values

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And use update and join with the first two columns

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JMP is most likely able to write a script for this whole process or create a workflow

-Jarmo

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