Why is a cell in a new row blocked with an "X"?Hi all, while manually entering a new row into a data table the corresponding cell in the third column immediately is blocked with a black "X". See attached photo. Any idea as to why this is happening? I closed all graphs associated with the data table. The first two columns are scroll-locked for easy viewing which is the only thing I notice that might be a factor. It looks like a number can be entered into the cell when the cell is selected but I'm still wondering why the cell has an X in it. Thanks! (JMP 16.0.0)
Mass CustomizationQuality and Process EngineeringRe: Why is a cell in a new row blocked with an "X"?Hi Julian,
That makes perfect sense! Thank you!!
Joe
Re: Why is a cell in a new row blocked with an "X"?Hi jmv,
I can see why that would look strange! The cell isn't actually blocked; instead, the reason you see the x through the cell is because you have no value in that cell. When you color cells by value in a data table, JMP wants to highlight the fact that a particular cell is missing a value. This is important when your color scheme uses white to indicate something (which often happens with gradient color schemes) because it would be ambiguous (especially for a character column) to show a blank cell as white.
I hope this helps!
@julian
