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link two JMP files with same coordinate

wl11820

I have two JMP files. And they both have two columns named "column" and "row". Is there any way to link the two files automaticly? For example: when I select one row with specific coordinate x:10 y:10 in one JMP file. The row in another JMP with same coordinate can be selected?

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Jeff_Perkinson

I think a Virtual Join is what you're describing.

To learn more about them, this blog post is a good place to start.

Here's a video from @Dahlia_Watkins showing how they work.

Finally, the documentation will provide details.

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Jeff_Perkinson

I think a Virtual Join is what you're describing.

To learn more about them, this blog post is a good place to start.

Here's a video from @Dahlia_Watkins showing how they work.

Finally, the documentation will provide details.

Bill_Worley

To add to @Jeff_Perkinson's solution, you can also use the Tables > Subset function to link two tables. See the image below showing where to check the box to link a "main" table and a "subset" table. The check box is in the lower 1/3 of the of the UI under Output Table Name.

Check "Link to original data"

wl11820

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for your feedback. I think virtual join is the function that I was looking for.

But I have a new problem now. I tried to link the two columns. But there was no key icon after I selected link column. Then the key icon is gray after I link reference column. I don't know why this happened.

Jacky