JMP > JSL > Response Screening > Populate columns from Column Selection?

[#1]

Hi JMP Community,

JMP 16.1 / Windows 10 Pro

I have an apparently simple problem that I cannot resolve. In the following script (which does not work), I am attempting to pass a List of columns into the X variables from the RESPONSE SCREENING platform. Using a concatenated string variable does not work. Hence, how do I convert the Column List (scol) into a valid argument for running the RESPONSE SCREENING platform?

Names Default to Here (1);

dt = Data table ("MYTABLE");

scol = dt << Get Selected Columns;

rse = expr (dt << Response Screening(Y(:RESPONSE), X(_Xs_), PValues Table on Launch(0)));

X_string = "";

for (i = 1, i <= N Items (scol), i++,
	
	Insert into (X_string, scol [i]);
	if (i < N items (scol), Insert into (X_string, ","), Continue ());
	
);

show (X_string); // The column names are stripped of the preceding quotes and following n (my column names are complex and include special characters)


rsx = substitute (Name Expr (rse), Expr (_Xs_),X_string);

show (rsx);

rs = Eval (rsx); //Fails because of Bad X argument

rsr = Report (rs);

NOTES

This what the correct syntax should look like:

Response Screening(
	Y( :RESPONSE ),
	X(
		:"X1_MOLECULE A [M_ID 001]"n, :"X2_MOLECULE B [M_ID 002]"n,
		:"X3_MOLECULE A [M_ID 0056]"n
	),
	PValues Table on Launch( 0 )
)

Thanks.

Best,

TS

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Thierry_S , I think this should work:

BR, Georg

Names Default To Here( 1 );

dt = Current Data Table();

col_sel = dt << get selected columns();
dt << response screening( y( Response ), x( Eval( col_sel ) ) );

[#3]

@Georg ,

Thanks. I knew it must be simple. Lessons learned: do not over-complicate things.

Best,

TS