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Reordering ordinal values

I have a dataset that was pulled from Survey Monkey and there are a variety of answers to questions that are ordinal--and not well ordered.

For instance Purchase Intent has five values--JMP defaults to order alphabetically (which makes no sense of course)

Definitely would

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-- how can I reorder this more logically so that when I show the analytic results with values in the logical order?

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Peter

Analytics

Data Table

Re: Reordering ordinal values

Go to the column header. Right Click and select "Value Order". It will let you set the order of the values.

Re: Reordering ordinal values

Thanks--you have really helped out this newbie

Re: Reordering ordinal values

Let me help you out some more. The Discovering JMP Document, under the Help pull down menu gives one a real "leg up" when learning JMP. I strongly suggest you take the time to read through it! It will make you a far more efficient JMP user in the shortest time possible.

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