Linked Columns in the Column Viewer
Identify Missing Values
for continuous data, the Min, Max, Mean, and Std Dev
Creates a linked Summary Statistics report for the selected columns. Right-click to select options such as sorting by column or creating a data table. Select Show Quartiles to include lower quartiles, upper quartiles, and interquartile ranges. And to create a linked data table from all columns in the report, select Data Table View from the Summary Statistics red triangle menu.
Shows a list of column properties in the Columns with Properties report. Select the properties that you want to find and then click OK to create a linked report from all columns. Or you can select columns first in the Select Columns list and then show the list of properties just for those columns.
Tip: Each time you click the Show Summary or Find Columns with Properties buttons, a new report is added to the window. To delete a report, select Remove from the report’s red triangle menu.
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Select Help > Sample Data Library and open Consumer Preferences.jmp.
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Select Cols > Columns Viewer to open the Data Table Columns Viewer window.
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Select Find Columns with Properties, select Formula, and click OK.
Select the Formula Column Property
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Right-click the report, select Sort by Column, Formula, and then click OK.
Sort by Column
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Select the Employee Tenure, Position Tenure, and Salary Group columns and select Column Info.
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Select Help > Sample Data Library and open Semiconductor Capability.jmp.
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Select Cols > Columns Viewer to open the Data Table Columns Viewer window.
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Type PNP and press Enter to select the PNP columns (Filter Columns by Name).
Filter Columns by Name
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Click Show Summary to add the Summary Statistics report (Summary Statistics for Selected Columns).
Summary Statistics for Selected Columns
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Select Std Dev and Ascending, and then click OK.
Notice that PNP6 has no standard deviation, because the minimum, maximum, and mean values are 0.
Sorted Std Dev Column
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In the Summary Statistics report, select the row for PNP6 and then display the data table.
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View the data table and press Delete to remove the selected column.
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To close the Columns Viewer, click the X button in the upper right corner (Windows) or upper left corner (Macintosh) of the window.

Help created on 9/19/2017