Cycle Detected in calculationI know JMP is not a spreadsheet and I might need to calculate this differently than I would in excel, but I cannot figure out the workaround.
I have a calculation where a variable is relying on itself and that gives me a "cycle detected for data column" error
I have a tank that has solution being added in over time. I know how much I have added and the tank's total volume. I also take volume out of the tank at sample times. I need to calculate how much of solution A is being removed with each sample volume. But I can't figure out how to do that without getting this cycle error. Please help!
New Column( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)",
Numeric,
"Continuous",
Formula(
:Name( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" ) * (
:Name( "Manually Recorded Sample Volume (mL)" ) / 1000)
),
);
New Column( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)",
Numeric,
"Continuous",
Formula(
If(
(:Name( "Soln A added (mL)" )
/
:Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" )
)
* 1000,
(
(
:Name( "Soln A added (mL)" )
-
Lag(
:Name( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" ), 1
)
)
/
:Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" )
) * 1000
)
),
);
New Column( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)",
Numeric,
"Continuous",
Formula(
Col Cumulative Sum(
:Name( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" ),
:Batch Number
)
),
);
New Column( "Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)",
Numeric,
"Continuous",
Formula(
(:Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ) * 1000) /
:Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" )
),
);Advanced Statistical ModelingRe: Cycle Detected in calculationThe issue appears to be that the column value for "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" was always getting set to a missing value. In JMP adding together two values where one of them is a missing value always results in a missing value.....which can be over ridden by using the Sum() function. Here are the results I get after the change. The changed JSL is below

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Current Data Table();
dt << New Column( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" );
dt << New Column( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" );
dt << New Column( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" );
dt << New Column( "Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)" );
For Each Row(
// Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)
:Name( "Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)" ) = (:Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ) * 1000) /
:Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" );
// Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)
If( :Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ) / :Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) * 1000,
:Name( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" ) = Sum(
:Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ),
-1 * Lag( :Name( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" ) )
) / :Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) * 1000
);
// Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)
:Name( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" ) = :Name( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" ) * (
:Name( "Manually Recorded Sample Volume (mL)" ) / 1000);
// Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)
curBatch = :Batch Number;
curRow = Row();
:Name( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" ) = Sum(
:Name( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" )[dt << get rows where( :Batch Number == curBatch & Row() <= curRow )]
);
);
Re: Cycle Detected in calculationI tried your method on a slightly different table (i only added the bach number column, but I think the issue is still there. Instead of an error message I get blank cells. Is there any workaround to allow a variable to rely on its last value?
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Current Data Table();
dt << New Column( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" );
dt << New Column( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" );
dt << New Column( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" );
dt << New Column( "Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)" );
For Each Row(
// Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)
:Name( "Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)" ) = (:Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ) * 1000) /
:Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) ;
// Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)
If( :Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ) / :Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) * 1000,
:Name( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" ) = :Name( "Soln A added (mL)" )
-Lag( :Name( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" ) ) / :Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) *
1000
);
// Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)
:Name( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" ) = :Name( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" ) *
(:Name( "Manually Recorded Sample Volume (mL)" ) / 1000);
// Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)
curBatch = :Batch Number ;
curRow = Row();
:Name( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" ) = Sum(
:Name( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" )[dt << get rows where(
:Batch Number == curBatch & Row() <= curRow
)]
);
);
Re: Cycle Detected in calculationHere is a different take on the problem. I couldn't completely test it, given the data you provided, but I think you will see the approach I am taking, and you should be able to build upon it.
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Current Data Table();
dt << New Column( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" );
dt << New Column( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" );
dt << New Column( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" );
dt << New Column( "Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)" );
For Each Row(
// Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)
:Name( "Soln A added per current Tank Volume (mL/L)" ) = (:Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ) * 1000) /
:Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) ;
// Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)
If( :Name( "Soln A added (mL)" ) / :Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) * 1000,
:Name( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" ) = :Name( "Soln A added (mL)" )
-Lag( :Name( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" ) ) / :Name( "Culture Volume Pre-Drawdown (mL)" ) *
1000
);
// Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)
:Name( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" ) = :Name( "Soln A concentration before draw (mL/L)" ) *
(:Name( "Manually Recorded Sample Volume (mL)" ) / 1000);
// Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)
curBatch = :Batch Number ;
curRow = Row();
:Name( "Cumulative Soln A Removed (mL)" ) = Sum(
:Name( "Soln A Removed in Current Draw (mL)" )[dt << get rows where(
:Batch Number == curBatch & Row() <= curRow
)]
);
);
Re: Cycle Detected in calculationYea it would be great if I could enter the amount removed, but I would only know the amount removed based on the current concentration which, you can see, also relies on the amount removed previously.
Re: Cycle Detected in calculationYou are correct. JMP is not a spreadsheet.
You might think of a JMP data table as a collection of observations (i.e., data set). As such, each change in volume is a new row. So you might have one column to represent the volume added or removed and another to represent the current volume.
I think the first column, Solution A Removed in Current Draw, should be a value that is entered, not computed. That might break the cyclical references. Possibly the same for the last column, Solution A Added in Current Draw. Adjust the formulas accordingly.