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Chapter 3 Entering, Editing, and Managing Data 79<br />

Editing Data and Tables<br />

Note: The Sort command in the context menu for columns gives you a quick way to sort a data table<br />

by a single column in ascending values of that column. The context menu Sort command does not<br />

display a window with sort options.<br />

Figure 3.38 Context Menus for Rows and Columns<br />

context menu for rows<br />

context menu for columns<br />

3Entering Data<br />

Copying, Cutting, and Pasting<br />

You can copy or cut and paste in JMP data tables by selecting Edit > Copy or Edit > Cut, and then Edit<br />

> Paste. Data you cut or copy to the clipboard can be pasted into data tables or other applications.<br />

• If one cell is selected, Edit commands apply only to that cell. If no columns are selected, Edit<br />

commands apply to all selected rows. Likewise, if no rows are selected, Edit commands apply to all<br />

selected columns. If you select both rows and columns, Copy copies the subset of cells defined by<br />

their intersection.<br />

• The Edit commands affect all values in selected rows if no columns are selected. They affect all<br />

values in selected columns (except the header field) if no rows are selected.<br />

• When both rows and columns are selected, Edit commands affect the subset of cells defined by the<br />

intersection of those rows and columns.<br />

The Copy and Paste commands in the Edit menu function as listed in Table 3.3:<br />

Table 3.3 Using Copy and Paste<br />

Action<br />

Instructions<br />

Copy highlighted rows,<br />

columns, a single cell, or<br />

combination of cells from the<br />

active data table to the<br />

clipboard<br />

Paste information from the<br />

clipboard to the highlighted<br />

area in a JMP data table<br />

Duplicate an entire row or<br />

column<br />

Select Edit > Copy. On the clipboard, fields are delimited by tab<br />

characters and a return character indicates an end of row.<br />

Select Edit > Paste. This command can be used with the Copy<br />

command to duplicate rows, columns, or any subset of cells defined<br />

by highlighted rows and columns.<br />

Highlight the row or column to be duplicated and select Edit > Copy.<br />

Then highlight an existing row or column to receive the values select<br />

Edit > Paste.

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