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I am trying to get rid of the popup data tables that are created when I make spline coefficients using the "spline coef()" function below.

I've tried lots of combinations of "invisible" and various syntax but can't seem to get the data table to disappear.  It pops up as "AOPMean_Spline" and if I don't name it that, it pops up with a default title.

Any ideas?  thanks!

-Jeff

dt = AOPMean_Subset;

Current Data Table (dt);

Y = Column( "Measurement Results with Conversion Formulas" ) << GetAsMatrix;

X = Column( "DateTime" ) << GetAsMatrix;

coef = Spline Coef( x, y, 1e+18 );

dtcoef = As Table(coef);

dtcoef << Set Name ("AOPMean_Spline");

Column( dtcoef, "Col1" ) << Set Name( "X" );

Column( dtcoef, "X" ) << Data Type (Numeric, Continuous, Format( "yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss", 19, 0 ), Input Format( "yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss", 0 ));

Column( dtcoef, "Col2" ) << Set Name( "A" );

Column( dtcoef, "Col3" ) << Set Name( "B" );

Column( dtcoef, "Col4" ) << Set Name( "C" );

Column( dtcoef, "Col5" ) << Set Name( "D" );

Re: trying to make data table invisible

Thanks Ian, I found a different way around this but I'm sure your method works too!!

Re: trying to make data table invisible

NamesDefaultToHere(1);

dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");

m = dt << getAllColumnsAsMatrix;

dt2 = AsTable(m, << Invisible);

Wait(2);

dt2 << NewDataView;

Wait(2);

Close(dt2, NoSave);

Re: trying to make data table invisible

It formatted my text with an "@" for some reason : I added a few spaces below to avoid this:

dt = AOPMean_Subset;

Current Data Table (dt);

Y = Column( "Measurement Results with Conversion Formulas" ) << GetAsMatrix;

X = Column( "DateTime" ) << GetAsMatrix;

coef  =  Spline Coef( x, y, 1e+18 );

dtcoef = As Table(coef);

dtcoef << Set Name ("AOPMean_Spline");

Column( dtcoef, "Col1" ) << Set Name( "X" );

Column( dtcoef, "X" ) << Data Type (Numeric, Continuous, Format( "yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss", 19, 0 ), Input Format( "yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss", 0 ));

Column( dtcoef, "Col2" ) << Set Name( "A" );

Column( dtcoef, "Col3" ) << Set Name( "B" );

Column( dtcoef, "Col4" ) << Set Name( "C" );

Column( dtcoef, "Col5" ) << Set Name( "D" );