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Banging my head over a simple table stack issue

Hi, I've been working on this simple bit for too long and I must just be overlooking something.  The log says, 'Scriptable[]' when I execute the script but it won't seem to create the table.  I'll include my script below and the log.  Am i missing something?

dt = dtFXPE3_Concat << Stack(
   columns(
    :First.RFGenDel60MHz.Range,
    :Last.RFGenDel2MHz.Range,
    :Last.RFGenDel60MHz.Range,
    :First.RFGenDel2MHz.HitCountBelow,
    :First.RFGenDel60MHz.HitCountBelow,
    :Last.RFGenDel2MHz.HitCountBelow,
    :Last.RFGenDel60MHz.HitCountBelow
   ),
   Source Label Column( "Label" ),
   Stacked Data Column( "Data" ),
   Output Table( "FXP-dtE3_Stacked" )
   );


From the log:
dtstacked = dtFXPE3_Concat << Stack(
   columns(
    :First.RFGenDel60MHz.Range,
    :Last.RFGenDel2MHz.Range,
    :Last.RFGenDel60MHz.Range,
    :First.RFGenDel2MHz.HitCountBelow,
    :First.RFGenDel60MHz.HitCountBelow,
    :Last.RFGenDel2MHz.HitCountBelow,
    :Last.RFGenDel60MHz.HitCountBelow
   ),
   Source Label Column( "Label" ),
   Stacked Data Column( "Data" ),
   Output Table( "FXP-dtE3_Stacked", invisible )
   );

/*:

Scriptable[]

 

 

Re: Banging my head over a simple table stack issue

I strongly suggest that you download the free upgrade for JMP Pro 13.2.1.  There are some funky hickups in 13.0.0 that have been fixed with 13.2.1

Re: Banging my head over a simple table stack issueOh, and I'm using JMP Pro V13.0.0Re: Banging my head over a simple table stack issue

txnelson - I restarted a couple of times with no luck.  However, a PC reboot seemed to solve the issue.  How bizarre.  Thanks for your help!

Re: Banging my head over a simple table stack issue

I can not replicate your findings.  I suggest that you shutdown and restart JMP to see if that helps.  What JMP version are you using?

I have attached the simple data table that I used for testing your code snipette