Entering a difference column in jmp tabulate
Hi,
In above graph I looking to add a 3 columns "Delta1, Delta2, Delta3" to the right which evaluates difference between values rxAnt 1,2,3 for Kestrel and rxAnt 1,2,3 for Owl resp i.e

Delta1 = -97 - (-98) = 1
Delta2 = -97 - (-98) = 1
Delta3 = -100 - (-100) = 0
Can we do this?
Basic Data Analysis and ModelingData Exploration and VisualizationRe: Entering a difference column in jmp tabulateEasiest option might be to create them first into the data table as formula or use Summary table instead of Tabulate. Col Min() and Col Max() are useful functions if you create them into your original data table (you could also use Transform column in tabulate but I think creating them into the data table is easier).
Re: Entering a difference column in jmp tabulateHi,
Thank you the reply. It helps. I created the diff columns by creating data table from tabulate. It looks like this below:

Now I would like to color values >1 in columns ANT1, ANT2, ANT3 in green, <=1 in red.
I want it to be displayed in tabulate itself
How can I do this?
Thank you
Re: Entering a difference column in jmp tabulateI don't think you can color the rows in Tabulate. You can make it into a data table and then color the rows there (it will look a bit different though), but in that case it might be better to just create Summary table and color that.
Few wish list items regarding color tabulate:Tabulate cell color coding , Tabulate: Color Dopzone
Edit: And here is one more Please add conditional formatting capability to tabulate results. Color shading. Etc.
Re: Entering a difference column in jmp tabulateJarmo - Thank you for pointing them to the wish list. This has been an item for a while and we are hoping to take a bigger look at tabulate and add some of these features in the future. Your suggestions to color in the table or use Summary are also good options for right now.
- Mandy
Re: Entering a difference column in jmp tabulateYou most likely already internally do this, but collecting all similar ideas together might be a good idea (too bad we cannot do it in community, at least not yet?). I think even my idea Graph dependent formulas (scoped formulas) fits this more or less (the difference part) but it might be written in a bit unclear way.