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Chapter 3 Entering, Editing, and Managing Data 63<br />

Specifying Data Types and Modeling Types<br />

5 Click OK.<br />

Numeric Format Options<br />

The options in the Format (Figure 3.18) and Input Format drop-down menus are numeric formats<br />

that tell JMP how to display numbers in the data grid.<br />

Figure 3.18 Column Info Window<br />

3Entering Data<br />

Available options are:<br />

Best Lets JMP consider the precision of each cell value and select the best way to show it. By<br />

default, the physical width of the column is 10 characters. You can increase the column width to<br />

show large values with many decimal places by typing the number of characters needed in the<br />

Width text box found in the Column Info window.<br />

Fixed Dec Displays all column values rounded to the number of decimal places you specify. You<br />

can set the number of decimal places to zero to see only whole numbers. Type the number of<br />

decimal places you want JMP to display into the Dec text box in the Column Info window.<br />

Percent Multiplies numeric values by 100 and displays the result followed by a percent sign.<br />

PValue Displays probability values. It has a default width of six and shows four decimal places.<br />

If a number is less than 0.0001, the number is displayed as m/d/y, the cell value will be displayed as 02/13/1943. As shown in<br />

Figure 3.19, you can leave the date values displayed as described above, or select one of these<br />

formats: (The examples below show formats for reading or displaying the date, December 31,<br />

2004. Its unformatted (numeric) value is 3,187,296,600.)

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