Using JMP - SAS

40 Get Started Chapter 2
Data Tables
3 Shows the columns menu.
4 Click to select the column.
Double-click to view the Column Info window. See “Assign Column Properties” on page 151 in
the “Set Column Properties” chapter.
Right-click for column options. See “Context Menu for Columns” on page 40.
5 Double-click on the column name to edit it.
6 Click and drag to adjust the width of the column. To simultaneously adjust the widths of all of
the selected columns, hold down the ALT key as you click and drag.
7 Click to select the row.
Double-click to open the Row Editor. See “Use the Row Editor” on page 119 in the “Enter and
Edit Data” chapter.
Right-click for row options. See “Context Menu for Rows” on page 41.
8 Shows the rows menu.
9 Click to deselect all selected rows. To select all rows, hold down the SHIFT key and click.
Context Menu for Columns
Right-clicking in a column heading shows these options:
Column Info Opens the Column Info window. See “Assign Column Properties” on page 151 in the “Set
Column Properties” chapter.
Column Properties Contains a list of column properties. Select one to open the Column Info window
and apply it to the column. This list is also available from the Column Info window. See “Assign
Column Properties” on page 151 in the “Set Column Properties” chapter.
Modeling Type Contains a list of modeling types. Select one to apply it to the column. See “About Data
Types and Modeling Types” on page 144 in the “Set Column Properties” chapter.
Preselect Role Contains a list of roles. Select one to apply it to the column. See “Assign Column
Properties” on page 151 in the “Set Column Properties” chapter.
Formula Opens the Formula Editor. See the “Formula Editor” chapter on page 203.
Color Cells Provides a color palette. Select a color to apply it to the selected cells in the column. To revert
back to the original color, select black.
Label/Unlabel Labels or unlabels selected columns in all plots. See “Label Rows and Columns” on
page 132 in the “Enter and Edit Data” chapter.
Scroll Lock/Unlock Scroll lock locks a column in place so that when you scroll horizontally, the column
remains visible. See “Lock Columns in Place” on page 139 in the “Enter and Edit Data” chapter.