How to set values for last 30 rows of a column?Hi guys,
I'm a complete scripting newbie here so please have patience with me :crossed_fingers:. I have a data set with multiple columns and am trying to make a script that will automatically select the last 30 rows of a column and change the content from "baseline" to "CLCR". Please see my attempt:
dt = Current Data Table();
dt1 = dt << Select Columns( :CLCR );
dt1 << select where( Row() > N Rows( dt ) - 30 );
dt1 << set value ("CLCR");Should I have taken the for loop or while loop approach?
THANKS GUYS ✌
Data TableScriptingRe: How to set values for last 30 rows of a column?I would use datatable subscripting:
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
dt[N Rows(dt) - 29::N Rows(dt), "height"] = 0;
Edit, one more option:
You can also use get rows where to get specific rows. You can use similar where argument here as you would in select where
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
// get rows into a matrix
r = dt << Get Rows Where(Row() > N Rows(dt) - 30);
// set values
Column(dt, "height")[r] = 0;