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Right-click on the selected rows and select Markers, and then select the marker shape.
Select Other to create custom markers. You can type alphabetic characters, numerals, and other keyboard symbols.
You can assign colors or markers to your data table rows based on the values found in a particular column. For example, in a column called Sex, you could assign all rows whose value is F a red circle marker. All rows whose value is M could have a green plus marker. These colors and markers replace the default black dot in plots and appear next to its row number in the data table.
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Select Rows > Color or Mark by Column.
Figure 4.28 Color or Mark by Column
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Select the Colors and Markers schemes to apply.
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Help created on 3/19/2020