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LarsBirger
Level III

Is there a way to identify in a simple way if a cell is empty?

Is there a way to identify in a simple way if a cell is empty?

I have the following question:

 

In my JMP file there are two methods described. If method 1 is used there will be some text in that column. If method 2 is used the cell under method 1 will be empty and there will be som text under method 2. I know how to like in Excel filter data but I wonder if there is a formula that one can use to identify empty cells like in the example below.

 

Method 1      Method 2       Which method used

klkjkjj                                    Method 1

kjlljuun                                  Method 1

                     uoiuonj            Method 2

lkjljlk                                     Method 1

                     lkjljlkiiuuoi       Method 2

 

Would very much appreciate if someone has a solution to how I could write a formula in the column Which method used.

 

Sincerely yours

 

Lars Enochsson

 

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uday_guntupalli
Level VIII

Re: Is there a way to identify in a simple way if a cell is empty?

txnelson
Super User

Re: Is there a way to identify in a simple way if a cell is empty?

The function to use is

     isMissing()

It can be used for both numeric and character columns.  So if you used the following to detect if the 2nd row of the column Method 2 is empty(missing)

     isMissing(:Method 2[2])

It would return a value of 1.  That is, the cell is empty.

Jim

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uday_guntupalli
Level VIII

Re: Is there a way to identify in a simple way if a cell is empty?

@LarsBirger,
  IsMissing()

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Uday
txnelson
Super User

Re: Is there a way to identify in a simple way if a cell is empty?

The function to use is

     isMissing()

It can be used for both numeric and character columns.  So if you used the following to detect if the 2nd row of the column Method 2 is empty(missing)

     isMissing(:Method 2[2])

It would return a value of 1.  That is, the cell is empty.

Jim