Automation Reference - JMP

Application Object Reference for Automating JMP
Column Object
ColSex.AddValueLabelToList "M", "Male"
ColSex.AddValueLabelToList "F", "Female"
ColSex.CommitValueLabels
ColAge.AddValueLabelToList "12", "Twelve"
ColAge.AddValueLabelToList "13", "Thirteen"
ColAge.AddValueLabelToList "14", "Fourteen"
ColAge.AddValueLabelToList "15", "Fifteen"
ColAge.AddValueLabelToList "16", "Sixteen"
ColAge.AddValueLabelToList "17", "Seventeen"
ColAge.CommitValueLabels
Exclude() As Boolean
Excludes the column. This operation is a toggle, meaning that calling them once sets them and calling them a
second time unsets them. A return value of True indicates success, False indicates failure.
GetCellVal(RowNumber As Integer) As String
Returns the value of a given row of the column as a string. If the value is really a numeric, any conversion must
be done by the caller. Visual Basic can do this automatically if the receiving object is defined as a numeric.
GetDataSource() As Integer
Attempts to find out of the column is regular data, instrument data, or contains a formula. It returns an integer
that is part of the colDataSourceConstants definition.
GetDataVector() As Variant
Retrieves a vector with all the elements of a column, passed as a Variant.
An example of using GetDataVector in Visual Basic is:
’Get All the names from the "Name" column. Show the first 5 in a
’messagebox
Dim Col As JMP.Column
Set Col = DT.GetColumn("name")
nameArray = Col.GetDataVector
For i = 0 To 4
MsgBox (nameArray(i))
Next i
GetFormula() As String
Retrieves the formula for the column in the form of a string.
GetRowStateVectorData
Returns the actual data that matches a rowstate criterion. This provides a one-call way to get the data, rather
than using GetRowStateVector and then using the indices in a call to SetCellVal(RowNumber As Integer,
Value as String). This provides a potential performance gain as well. The method declarations look like:
GetRowStateVectorData(rowStateConstants state) As Variant
An example of using GetRowStateVectorData in Visual Basic:
Dim Col As JMP.Column
Set Col = DT.GetColumn("height")
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