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Importing Data

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When your data are saved in a computer file that's not a JMP data table, you can import it into JMP in order to create a JMP data table. The original source file might be a text file, a Microsoft Excel workbook, or a file saved from a relational database. Whether your data are stored in a JMP data table or some other file format, you use the Open function to access your data. When you use the Open function, JMP automatically determines the file type based on the file extension at the end of the character string. The file types that JMP can recognize include text files, Microsoft Excel workbooks, Microsoft Access databases, SAS data sets and transport files, picture file s, JSON files, Python files, and HTML files. There are optional arguments for the Open function that you can use to specify the file characteristics that are different from the defaults.