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JSL Script

unknown

I am new to JMP script.

I wrote two simple scripts to run my table. One is to add one column and do a calculation. The other is to plot the graph to "Fit Y by X".

If I run the two scripts seperately, both work.

If I combine the two into one script, JSL only run the first part of adding column and doing the calculation, but does not plot the graph?

Can anyone tell me why?

Thanks a lot for help. I appreciate it.

HL

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unknown

Post your script. I'll take a look at it. Look out for Less than and greater than signs though, they will mess up the post.

unknown

I don't know why I cannot post all my script here. It always truncate the script.

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unknown

caption="please open the file";
dt=open();
NewColumn("Module");
NewColumn("Test");
NewColumn("Vg(V)",Numeric,Continuous);
NewColumn("Gm",Numeric,Continuous);
ColA=Column("Module");
ColB=column("Parameter");
ColC=column("Test");
ColD=column("Vg(v)");
colE=column("Gm");
for(i=1,i<5000,i++,
colA=left(colB,3);
colC=right(colB,7);
colD=minus(Num(munger(colB,19,3))));

unknown

Bivariate(
Y( :actualValue,Gm ),
X( :Name( "Vg(V)") ),
//Fit Each Value( {Line Color( "Red" )} ),
//By( :Wafer, :Module, :X, :Y )
);

mpb

I'm attaching below a simple script that does the kind of thing you are trying to do. It works for me in 8.0.1. Assuming you can get it to run, then try to modify it step by step until it is the exact script you want.

Michael

dt = New Table( "My Table", New Column( "A" ), New Column( "B" ) );
colA = Column( "A" );
colB = Column( "B" );
dt << addrows( 5 );

For( i = 1, i < 6, i++,
colA(i) = Random Normal();
colB(i) = Random Normal();
);

dt << Bivariate( X( "A" ), Y( "B" ) );

NOTE: In the For loop, you MUST replace the round brackets in colA(i) and colB(i) with square brackets for correct syntax. I just cannot do that in the code here because it gets truncated as you have already seen.