Automation Reference - JMP

Application Object Reference for Automating JMP
DataTable Object
Note that NumberToAdd is a short integer, which means you can add only 32,000 rows at a time. A work-around
is to add a single row after a large non-existent row. JMP adds that row after first creating all the rows needed
between the last row in the data table and the new row. For example, the following line creates an empty data
table 1,000,000 rows long by adding a single row after the 999,999th row.
dt.AddRows(1, 999999);
AddRowsHuge(NumberOfRows as Integer, AddAfterRow as Integer) As Integer
Adds large numbers (up to 2 billion) of rows. This method is an alternative to AddRows, which allows only
32,767 rows to be added at one time.
Adds NumberOfRows rows after row AddAfterRow. Returns the number of rows successfully added.
If AddAfterRow is 0, the rows will be added to the top of the data table. If AddAfterRow is -1, or a number greater
than the current number of rows in the table, the rows are appended to the bottom of the table.
SummaryUnlinked() As Datatable
Similar to Summary, except the summary table that is created is not linked to the original table. While this means
that brushing in one table does not affect the other, it also means that closing the original table does not close
the Summary table.
AddStringTableVar(Name As String, Value As String)
Adds a string table variable.
AddToConcatList(ColumnName As String) As Boolean
Add a column to the list of columns to concatenate using the Concatenate() As DataTable method.
AddToJoinList(ColumnName As String)
Add the column as one that will participate in a Join operation.
AddToJoinMatchList(ColumnName As String) As Boolean
Adds a column to the list of those columns that will be used in a Matched Column Join. If the type is not
Matched Column, then these entries are ignored. Each participating data table in a Matched Column Join
should specify the columns that will be used for the match operation.
AddToSortList(ColumnName As String, Ascending As Boolean) As Boolean
Adds the column to the list of columns that determine how rows in the table will be sorted by a Sort method
call. The first column that is specified is the main sorting column. Subsequent columns determine sorting
within subgroups. If the Ascending flag is True, the sorting is done in ascending order. If it is false, it is done in
descending order.
AddToSplitGroupList(ColumnName As String) As Boolean
Optional, this is a column whose values can uniquely identify each row in the new table.
AddToSplitList(ColumnName As String) As Boolean
Adds the column to the list of columns whose values are to form multiple new columns.
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