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Select Rows > Row Selection > Go to Row and type in the desired row number.
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To select all rows, select Rows > Row Selection > Select All Rows.
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To deselect all rows, select Rows > Clear Row States.
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Select Rows > Row Selection > Select Randomly.
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Select Rows > Row Selection > Invert Row Selection.
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Select Rows > Row Selection > Select Dominant.
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Click OK.
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The Select Dominant option selects each row that is not dominated by any other row. A row dominates another row only if all of its values are dominating the other row’s values.
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Select Rows > Row Selection > Name Selection in Column.
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Click OK.
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Select Rows > Row Selection.
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Note: For details about excluded, hidden, or labeled rows, see Assign Characteristics to Rows and Columns.
You can locate the next selected row after the current row and cause it to flash by selecting Rows > Next Selected. Similarly, you can locate the previously selected row before the current row and cause it to flash by selecting Rows > Previous Selected.
Each time you select Rows > Next Selected or Rows > Previous Selected, the next or previously selected row is found and flashes. A beep signals when the last selected row is located.
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Open the Diamonds Data.jmp sample data table.
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Select Analyze > Fit Y by X.
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Click OK.
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Select Tools > Lasso.
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In the data table, select Rows > Next Selected (or you can press the F7 key).
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