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AT
Level V

Pivot Table

Hi,

I like to transform the following attached JMP table (sample) into sample_out.

 

I appreciate your help. Thanks

 

 

 

 

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stan_koprowski
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: Pivot Table

Hi @AT ,

One option for accomplishing what you want is to use one of the table functions, specifically, Tables-->SplitTables-->SplitTables-->Split

And the resulting JSL script--

 

Data Table( "sample.jmp" ) << Split(
	Split By( :test_parameter ),
	Split( :value ),
	Sort by Column Property
)

cheers,

Stan

 

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AT
AT
Level V

Re: Pivot Table

Thanks so much for quick response. I did try it and works as expected.

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stan_koprowski
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: Pivot Table

Hi @AT ,

One option for accomplishing what you want is to use one of the table functions, specifically, Tables-->SplitTables-->SplitTables-->Split

And the resulting JSL script--

 

Data Table( "sample.jmp" ) << Split(
	Split By( :test_parameter ),
	Split( :value ),
	Sort by Column Property
)

cheers,

Stan

 

AT
AT
Level V

Re: Pivot Table

Thanks so much for quick response. I did try it and works as expected.

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