Tabulate Capacity Issues

[#1]

Hi all,

I'm running into an issue with one of my yield analysis scripts. The goal is to get a yield by test across temperature table. This script has worked very well in the past, but as products have gotten more complex we are now collecting more data than ever before. I'm seeing that the tabulate window stops populating data that should be there after row 10922. Do you know why this is or if there is a workaround?

Snippet in JMP Tabulate:

Snippet of Excel Output showing row number:

I've attached a snippet of my code. Thanks in advance for the help!

[#2]

Do you have any values which JMP can use for the calculations? Do you mostly have missing values for example?

[#3]

Hi Jarmo,

I've tried using this on multiple datasets and it very consistently stops populating data after row 10922. I'm going to refrain from sharing the datasets here as they're real product data, but there is data in these columns. One extra note, not all rows have data in each column, but every single column has data populated in at least one row. This is not unusual and is typical with datasets I've used in the past.

Thanks,

Michael

[#4]

I don't remember ever having such issues with Tabulate with any of the data I have worked on and I couldn't easily replicate it with demo data table I created. My guess would be that that there is some issue with the data table used to create the tabulate.

You might want to contact JMP support as you cannot share the data here. JMP does have anonymization capabilities but I'm not sure if that level of anonymization is enough for your data, especially when we have that .jsl.

[#5]

Hi,

I created an example dataset made of fake data and have attached the full script below. Hoping this would help you to potentially shine some light on this issue.

[#6 · Accepted solution]

When I run your script on your data using my Windows 11 computer with 8 gig of memory, I replicate your error with the table not populating after 10922.  However, running on my Windows 11 system that has 32 gig of memory the table completes to the 12,000 row.

[#7]

Thanks for the insight Jim! I'm currently on Windows 10, hoping to move to Windows 11 shortly. I have 32 GB of memory, so I think the issue is due to some combination of Windows OS and JMP versions. This script used to work on previous versions of JMP on Windows 10, so I think it's safe to say there is something related to the software & operating systems. I will mark this as a solution and will revisit after updating to Windows 11.

[#8]

I was able to run the script to 12000 rows without any issue.