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Crish42
Crish42
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Import data from csv file when given the lower and upper bounds

Jul 23, 2024 09:54 AM (397 views)

I have csv files exported from Instron (data.csv), and I'd like to import the data from one column given the lower and upper bounds specified for another column. I have an image below that demonstrates what I'm interested in. I have values in B1 and B2 that specify the lower and upper bounds of the data from column A (between A12 and A33). I want to write a script in JMP that extracts the corresponding data from row C (between C12 and C33) that matches the values in column A. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

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jthi
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Re: Import data from csv file when given the lower and upper bounds

Jul 23, 2024 10:02 AM (395 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Crish42 07-23-2024

Do two exports, one for the limits (this could be just as text if you want to or table as it is easier to use) and one for the date. Then get the limits, create a comparison to select the rows based on the limits, invert selection and delete the rows you aren't interested in. And finally remove the columns you don't need.

-Jarmo

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jthi
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Re: Import data from csv file when given the lower and upper bounds

Jul 23, 2024 10:02 AM (396 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Crish42 07-23-2024

Do two exports, one for the limits (this could be just as text if you want to or table as it is easier to use) and one for the date. Then get the limits, create a comparison to select the rows based on the limits, invert selection and delete the rows you aren't interested in. And finally remove the columns you don't need.

-Jarmo