JMP 16 Get Script

[#1]

I am used to getting a data table all setup for how I want columns and formulas in my data table, then running a get script to get all the columns and formulas I added.

E.g., 

dt = current data table();
dt << Get Script;

After the script is run I copy from the log the new columns I added, pasting into a new script and when I pull new raw data, I can then just run the script to add the columns and formulas.

When I run the above script, the log (enhanced in JMP16) just shows it ran and shows three dots ...  

Am I missing something?  I can not find the "log" of column info

[#2 · Accepted solution]

This message might offer a better way to accomplish what you want to do.

[#3]

 Okay it works, but had to figure out how it works.  Did not see anything in the log, but if I open a script window and just paste (from clipboard) all the data is in the clipboard.  It was not clear that the data I want is in the clipboard now (use to be in the log).

dt = current data table();
dt << Copy Table Script("No data");
//After running this, the table information is in the clipboard (not the log).

[#4]

I'm not having any trouble with the <<Get Script showing in the enhanced log.

Can you share a screen shot of what you're seeing?

Also, what is your ultimate goal here? Do you want the script to paste into another script? Just want to see it? Something else?

[#5]

The ultimate goal here is to not have to write the column formulas directly in a script.  I want to copy the calculated columns I made within the jmp table I am working with, and paste them into a new script for when I have to analyze this type of data again.   

Here is the screen shot 

Just shows three dots ...

I just tested this now on a much smaller data table and it works!  The data table I am working with is 1228 columns x 171,222 rows.

The method of pasting into the clipboard is working for me...  I do put in "No Data" though which is nice.

(Maybe the file I am working with is overloading the memory for the log?  I waited several minutes, with nothing in the log).