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whom
Level II

Sorting a column with a script

I have a file (mydata.jmp) and I manually sort the Temperature column (right click, and then Sort).

I'm trying to automate this in a jmp script.  what's the correct command so the column is sorted and the new file retains the original file name.  I have tried a few commands and the result of the sort command creates a new unnamed file, which is NOT what I want.  

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Re: Sorting a column with a script

Try this syntax:

dt << sort( by( col ), Replace Table );

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Super User (Alumni) ms
Super User (Alumni)

Re: Sorting a column with a script

Try this syntax:

dt << sort( by( col ), Replace Table );

whom
Level II

Re: Sorting a column with a script

Adding the Replace Table did the trick.  Thanks!

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