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428 Main Menu Appendix B
The Rows Menu
Join
Creates a new data table by merging (joining) two tables side by side. See “Joining Data Tables,” p. 244,
for details.
Update
Updates one data table with values from a second table. See “Updating a Data Table,” p. 256, for
details.
Tabulate
Displays descriptive statistics in tabular format. See “Tabulating Data,” p. 269, for details.
Missing Data Pattern
Creates a new data table showing the pattern that the missing data in your data table creates. In the
original data table, missing character data is represented with a blank and missing numerical data is
represented with a black dot. See “Viewing Patterns of Missing Data,” p. 73, for details.
The Rows Menu
You can access commands that affect highlighted rows from the Rows menu. Most of these commands
can also be found by clicking the red triangle icon on the rows panel to the left of the data table or by
clicking the red triangle icon in the upper left corner of the data table above the row numbers.
Exclude/Unexclude
Excludes selected rows from statistical analyses. See “Excluding Rows and Columns,” p. 131, for details.
Hide/Unhide
Suppresses (hides) rows so they do not appear in plots and graphs. See “Hiding Rows and Columns,”
p. 132, for details.
Label/Unlabel
The Label/Unlabel command labels or identifies points on all scatterplots. See “Labeling Rows and
Columns,” p. 133, for details.
Colors
Changes highlighted points in all scatterplots to the colors you select. See “Giving Rows a Color,”
p. 134, for details.
Markers
Assigns a character from the JMP markers palette to replace the standard points in scatterplots and
spinning plots. See “Adding Markers to Rows,” p. 135, for details.