@Feli ,
There are several items in this script that will cause issues.
The first one is with cat, the RadioBox. The script is attached to the outline box, not the radio box
//Outline Box( "Select Faktor", cat = Radio Box( {"1", "2", "3", "4"} ),update ) //wrong, see below
Outline Box( "Select Faktor", cat = Radio Box( {"1", "2", "3", "4"} , update ) )
Names Default to Here(1); states that the variable values only apply to this script. You do not need address the Here namespace and the syntax is Here:A . But that brings about another issue, the formula columns G1scale, G2scale, etc. will have formula like :G1*A. Once the script is run, or if you try to open the table at a later date the variable A is unknown. A couple suggestions are:
create the table variables, A, B, C, Faktor with dt << Set Table Variable(A, 1)
then the formua becomes :G1*:A and the table will recognize that value when the script is not running,
if you run your script more than once it will create multiple G1scale, G1scale 2 etc. This can be done more elegantly with checking if the or column exists, if it does, delete it or just assign the function. Also, once the window is closed, you could delete those columns using an On Close function for nw.
However, the biggest suggestion, is that if you are going to delve into interactive scripting you should learn how to create JMP reports with
Containers: HListBox, VListBox, LineupBox, PanelBox. Your script uses the OutlineBox container.
Controls: ButtonBox, SliderBox, CheckBox, etc.
Input: ComboBox, ListBox, ColListBox, etc.
Do not rely on combining windows.
Chapter 11 in the JMP Scripting Guide is a good palce to start. MainMenu > Help >JMP Documentation > JMP Scripting Guide >> Chapter 11
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