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SamH
Level III

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

I am new to JSL just started 2 weeks ago.

 

I am trying to create analysis for many tests, few tests are stacked togehter at a time in a new data table everytime; by the time the script is done I end up with many opened data tables. I cannot close these data tables after the analysis is done. is there a way to close these open files without closing the original data file or the actual chart?

 

Because now, I am ending up with over 30 data files, named test, test1,...

 

here is a snap of my code:

 

dt = Current Data Table();
NW = New Window( "TRIM_CHARTS",
           
dt << Stack(
            columns(
                  :TRIM_TARGET,
                  :Emulate_0000__,
                  :Emulate_0001__,
                  :Emulate_0010___,
                  :Emulate_0011__,
                  :Emulate_0100__,
                  :Emulate_0101__,
                  :Emulate_0110__,
                  :Emulate_0111__,
                  :Emulate_1000__,
                  :Emulate_1001__,
                  :Emulate_1010__,
                  :Emulate_1011__,
                  :Emulate_1100___,
                  :Emulate_1101__,
                  :Emulate_1110___,
                  :Emulate_1111__,
                  : _BEST_VALUE
            ),
            Source Label Column( "Label" ),
            Stacked Data Column( "Data" ),
            Output Table( "test" )
      );
      Oneway(
            Y( :Data ),
            X( :Label ),
            Name( "Means/Anova" )(1),
            Means and Std Dev( 1 ),
            Mean Diamonds( 1 ),
            Mean Error Bars( 1 ),
            Std Dev Lines( 1 ),
            Connect Means( 1 ),
            X Axis Proportional( 0 ),
            Points Spread( 1 ),
            Grand Mean( 0 ),
            SendToReport(
            Dispatch(
                  {},
                  "Oneway Plot",
                  FrameBox,
                  {Row Legend(
                        Temp,
                        Color( 1 ),
                        Color Theme( "Blue to Green to Red" ),
                        Marker( 0 ),
                        Marker Theme( "" ),
                        Continuous Scale( 0 ),
                        Reverse Scale( 0 ),
                        Excluded Rows( 0 )
                  )}
                  )
            )
      );
      dt << Stack(
     
      columns(
                  :Ilim__TRIM_TARGET,
                  :Emulate_0000_Ilim_,
                  :Emulate_0001_Ilim_,
                  :Emulate_0010_Ilim_,
                  :_iLIM_BEST_VALUE
            ),
            Source Label Column( "Label" ),
            Stacked Data Column( "Data" ),
            Output Table( "test" )
      );
      Oneway(
            Y( :Data ),
            X( :Label ),
            Name( "Means/Anova" )(1),
            Means and Std Dev( 1 ),
            Mean Diamonds( 1 ),
            Mean Error Bars( 1 ),
            Std Dev Lines( 1 ),
            Connect Means( 1 ),
            X Axis Proportional( 0 ),
            Points Spread( 1 ),
            Grand Mean( 0 ),
            SendToReport(
            Dispatch(
                  {},
                  "Oneway Plot",
                  FrameBox,
                  {Row Legend(
                        Temp,
                        Color( 1 ),
                        Color Theme( "Blue to Green to Red" ),
                        Marker( 0 ),
                        Marker Theme( "" ),
                        Continuous Scale( 0 ),
                        Reverse Scale( 0 ),
                        Excluded Rows( 0 )
                  )}
                  )
            )
      );
);
nw  <<     Set page setup(
    margins( 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5 ),
    scale( 0.8 ),
    portrait( 0 ),
    paper size( "A3" )
);
jrn = NW << Journal;
NW << save PDF( "C:\My Documents\Trim_CHARTS.pdf" );

 

Thanks

Sam

 

2 ACCEPTED SOLUTIONS

Accepted Solutions
txnelson
Super User

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

When you create your stacked data tables, simply make them invisible.  They will appear in the JMP Home window, but they will not have a visible window  created.

 dt << Stack(invisible,
      columns(
                  :Ilim__TRIM_TARGET,
                  :Emulate_0000_Ilim_,
                  :Emulate_0001_Ilim_,
                  :Emulate_0010_Ilim_,
                  :_iLIM_BEST_VALUE
            ),
            Source Label Column( "Label" ),
            Stacked Data Column( "Data" ),
            Output Table( "test" )
      );
Jim

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SamH
Level III

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

Thanks Jim. it worked.

Appreciated.

View solution in original post

7 REPLIES 7
SamH
Level III

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

this is what I end up when the final report/jrn is completed!

jmp.png

txnelson
Super User

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

When you create your stacked data tables, simply make them invisible.  They will appear in the JMP Home window, but they will not have a visible window  created.

 dt << Stack(invisible,
      columns(
                  :Ilim__TRIM_TARGET,
                  :Emulate_0000_Ilim_,
                  :Emulate_0001_Ilim_,
                  :Emulate_0010_Ilim_,
                  :_iLIM_BEST_VALUE
            ),
            Source Label Column( "Label" ),
            Stacked Data Column( "Data" ),
            Output Table( "test" )
      );
Jim
SamH
Level III

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

Thanks Jim. it worked.

Appreciated.

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

It is noice to hide them, but is there any way to close all the tables without specifying their names and without closing the final output (e.g. a close all except kind of thinking).

Thanks

 

uday_guntupalli
Level VIII

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

This may not be the most efficient way to get what you want done - but it will work .

 

openDTs = List(); // Define an empty list to collect names of all open data tables 
TableNames = List(); 
For( i = 1, i <= N Table(), i++,
        Insert Into( openDTs, Data Table( i ) );
        Insert Into(TableNames,Data Table(i) << get name); 
    );

// By now openDTs contains references of all tables that you have open 
DontClose = {"Test1","Result"};   // Example names of tables you want to leave open 
For( i = 1, i <= N Items(openDTs) , i++,
		TabName = openDTs[i] << Get Name ;
        If(Contains(DontClose,TabName),
            Continue(); 
            , 
            Close(openDTs[i],"No Save");
          ); 
    );
Best
Uday
txnelson
Super User

JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

Uday's code will work great, the code below just simplifies the same code

Names Default To Here( 1 );

DontClose = {"Test1", "Result"};   // Example names of tables you want to leave

// Loop backwards through the list, so the table numbers do not change
For( i = N Table(), i >= 0, i--, 
	If( Contains( DontClose, Data Table( i ) << get name ),
		Continue(),
		Close( Data Table( i ), "No Save" )
	)
);
Jim
ivomdb
Level III

Re: JSL: How to close data tables after analysis

Hi Jim,

I am running a script that ends with this bit of script you have. In my case I am only interested in keeping 1 data table. When I run the script it does what is intended. However, when I use the JSL Debugger it stops on the If statement with the following red message: Cannot locate data table in access or evaluation of 'Data Table', Data Table/*###*/(i)

I was wondering if you know what this means?

I am just concerned that if I extend the script to do other things it will stop here regardless.