There are quite a few different options, but one quick one is to color the rows by selecting some of the rows and right clicking on row number
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Then select the color you are interested in. If you have JMP16+ and Enhanced Log enabled you can find the color there
// Set selected rows' colors
Data Table("Big Class") << Clear Select << Select Rows([1, 2]) <<
Colors("Light YellowGreen");
You could also set the same color as Value Colors column property and get it from enhanced log OR by copying column properties
![jthi_1-1674748263853.png jthi_1-1674748263853.png](https://community.jmp.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/49466i580CA3E6CFA862A9/image-size/medium?v=v2&px=400)
Add Column Properties(
Set Property("Notes", "Explore data adventurously"),
Set Property("Value Colors", {"F" = 76, "M" = -4354269})
)
This can also be helpful Scripting Guide > Data Tables > Work with Rows > Row States (see Colors and Markers part) and Mark's Utility to Explore JMP Color Values
-Jarmo