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SDF1
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How to replace empty rows until next entry (and continue)?

May 27, 2020 01:09 PM (11534 views)

Dear JMP community,

 

(W10, 64-bit, JMP 15.0 Pro)

 

  I have a large data table that is imported from an excel file and I need to have empty rows of a column filled with the entries of the previous list. I am trying to write JSL to go from a column as on the left to the one on the right, as shown below:

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  I'm thinking it should be pretty easy to code, but the issue I'm having is correctly stopping at the end of the previous product and starting with the new product. I must not be looping through correctly.

 

  Any suggestions/help is welcome.

 

Thanks!,

DS

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Byron_JMP
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Re: How to replace empty rows until next entry (and continue)?

May 29, 2020 07:28 AM (1363 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from SDF1 05-28-2020

A couple of the JMP systems engineers were going round and round on this problem and this was the best solution. This final version by @Brady Brady is heads a tails faster and more robust than the simple formula we started with. I've been using it for years and found it to work well in a number of situations.  Glad it worked for you!

JMP Systems Engineer, Health and Life Sciences (Pharma)

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