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Appendix B Main Menu 429
The Rows Menu
Next Selected
Locates the first selected row after the current row and causes it to flash. See “Locating Next and
Previously Selected Rows,” p. 96, for details.
Previous Selected
Behaves the same as Next Selected but locates the first selected row before the current row and causes it
to flash. See “Locating Next and Previously Selected Rows,” p. 96, for details.
Row Selection
Reveals a submenu with selection options:
Go to Row A specific row number
Invert Row Selection All previously deselected rows
Select All Rows All rows in a data table
Select Excluded, Hidden, or Labeled A subset of rows based on the excluded, hidden, or
labeled row states
Select Where A subset based on criteria you enter
Select Matching Cells Rows in the active data table with values that are similar to the
highlighted row(s)
Select All Matching Cells Rows in all open data table with values that are similar to the
highlighted row(s)
Select Randomly Randomly select rows
Select Dominant Useful for Pareto charts: selects the high or low values for a column.
Name Selection in Column Use current selection to add a column using 1s and 0s to indicate
the selection.
See “Selecting Rows and Columns,” p. 90, for details.
B The Main Menu
Clear Row States
Clears all active row states in the data table. All rows become included, visible, unlabeled, and show in
plots as black dots. It does not affect row states saved in row state columns.
Color or Mark by Column
Lets you color or mark points in plots. See “Assigning Colors or Markers to Rows According to
Column Values,” p. 135, for details.
Row Editor
Lets you browse or edit cells. See “Using the Row Editor,” p. 81, for details.
Delete Rows
Deletes all selected rows from a JMP data table. Use the Undo command on the Edit menu to undo an
accidental deletion. See “Adding and Deleting Rows,” p. 66, for details.