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94 Entering, Editing, and Managing Data Chapter 3
Selecting Rows and Columns
3 From the list, highlight the name of the column whose rows you want to select.
4 Use the drop-down menu to select a condition from the list (equals, does not equal, and so forth), as
shown in Figure 3.57.
5 Type the value for which you want JMP to search. To search for missing values, leave the box empty.
6 (Optional) If you would like the search to be case-sensitive, click the box beside Match Case.
7 (Optional) If you would like to compare the values of two columns, click the Compare column
check box. This reveals a list of columns for comparison.
8 Click Add Condition.
If you would like to add more conditions to the search, repeat steps 3-7, and click the appropriate
item in the Select Rows area to specify if you would like JMP to select rows only if all conditions
are met, or if any of the conditions are met.
9 If you want the window to stay open after the selection, click Keep dialog open.
10 Click OK.
Using the Search/Find Command
You can also select cells by selecting Edit > Search. To find (or find and replace) values:
1 Select Edit > Search > Find, as shown in Figure 3.58.
Figure 3.58 Search Choices
2 Enter a value in the Find what box. To find missing character values, leave the Find field empty and
check Match Whole Words Only. See “Locking Tables,” p. 83, for details.
Selecting a Particular Row or Column
If you know the number of the row you want to highlight, instead of scrolling through many rows to
find it, you can quickly find a row number using the Go to Row command.