oneObj << Unequal Variances;
oneObj << Unequal Variances( 1 );
oneObj << Unequal Variances( "true" );
oneObj << Unequal Variances( "yes" );
oneObj << Unequal Variances( "present" );
oneObj << Unequal Variances( "on" );
Note: For row state messages, omitting the argument toggles the option: if the option is off, the message turns it on, and if the option is on, the message turns it off. You can also use the "toggle", "switch", or "flip" keyword, as in r << Excluded( "toggle" ).
When the name of the JMP option contains several options separated by a comma or slash (such as the Means/Anova option or the T Square, T2 option) you can use any one of the menu names. Or, you can use the full menu name, including the comma or slash, if you use it within the Name() function. For example, any of these messages create a Means/Anova test:
oneObj << Means( 1 )
oneObj << Anova( 1 )
oneObj << Name( "Means/Anova" )( 1 )
oneObj = Oneway( Y( height ), X( age ), Wilcoxon Test( 1 ));
oneObj << Wilcoxon Test( 1 );
oneObj << SetAlphaLevel(0.01);