Set Property for Missing Data

[#1]

Quite certain this is a simple fix for those in the "know" however, i have been struggling to figure it out. I have a pass_fail column when i am doing my limits and need to figure out how to assign "Fail" to missing data.I use the same table to plot distributions so assigning a random number to the missing data could cause problems.

Thanks in Advance

Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) ) << Set Property( "Value Labels", {1 = "Pass", 0 = "Fail", -999 = "Fail" } );

	colList = dt_split << Get Column Names( numeric, string );
	
	foundCols = "";
	
	i = 2;

	For( i = 1, i <= N Items( colList ), i++, 
	
		Spec = Column( dt_split, colList[i] ) << Get Property( "Spec Limits" );
			
		If( Is Empty( Spec ) == 0, 
			
			dt_split << New Column( (Column( dt_split, colList[i] ) << Get Name) || " Pass_Fail" );
				
			If( Is Missing( Try( Spec["LSL"], . ) ) == 0, 
				
				dt_split << Select Where( As Column( dt_split, colList[i] ) < Spec["LSL"] );
					
				Try( Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) )[dt_split << get selected rows] = 0 );
			);
				
			If( Is Missing( Try( Spec["USL"], . ) ) == 0, 
				
				dt_split << Select Where( As Column( dt_split, colList[i] ) > Spec["USL"], Current Selection( "Extend" ) );
					
				Try( Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) )[dt_split << Get Selected Rows] = 0 );
			);
			
			Wait( 0.5 );
				
			dt_split << Invert Row Selection;
				
			Wait( 0.5 );
			
			ColNotes = Eval( test ) || "_" || "PassFail";
			
			Try( Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) )[dt_split << Get Selected Rows] = 1 );
				
			Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) ) << Set Property( "Value Labels", {1 = "Pass", 0 = "Fail", -999 = "Fail" } );
			
			Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) ) << Set Property( "Value Ordering", {1, 0} );
			
			Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) ) << Set Property( "Description", "PASS_FAIL" );
			
			Column( dt_split, N Cols( dt_split ) ) << Set Property( "Notes", ColNotes );
			
			If( foundCols == "",
				foundCols = ":Name(\!"" || (Column( dt_split, colList[i] ) << Get Name) || " Pass_Fail\!")",
				foundCols = foundCols || ", " || ":Name(\!"" || (Column( dt_split, colList[i] ) << Get Name) || " Pass_Fail\!")"
			);
			
		);
		dt_split << Clear Select;
	);

col << Set Property( "Value Labels", {1 = "Pass", 0 = "Fail", 999 = "Fail"} );

[#2]

If you are trying use Value Labels for missing values . you should be able to use that directly in the Set Property:

col << Set Property( "Value Labels", {. = "Fail", 1 = "Pass", 0 = "Fail", 999 = "Fail"} );

Edit:

Also if those 999 are already missing data with "random number"? you could also use Missing Value Codes column property to hide them from analysis:

Set Property("Missing Value Codes", {999})

[#3]

I did try the ". = "Fail" but it didn't work for me the first time. Is placement in the { } important? I will give it a try again here real soon. BUT, I like the missing value codes property. I will also try that real soon.

Thanks