Re: Managing lists

["Michael E Haslam" <Michael.E.Haslam@nsc.com>]

Danny,

Here are several ways

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Analysis Table = New Table ("Test");

Analysis Table << New Column ("Character Data 1", Character, Nominal, Values ({"A", "B","C"}));
Analysis Table << New Column ("Character Data 2", Character, Nominal);

List of Values = Analysis Table:Character Data 1 << Get Values;
Analysis Table:Character Data 2 << Set Values (List of Values);

Analysis Table << New Column ("Character Data 3", Character, Nominal, Values (List of Values));

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Michael Haslam
National Semiconductor
Arlington, Texas


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Hello Fellow JMP-L participants.
 
Looking for help on something so simple I can't figure it out.
I have created a list and I want to move it to a new column within a data table.
All of the elements within the list are of data type Character so it should be simple but I have not been able to work it out.
Any ideas?  Need more info?
 
Thanks,
Danny
 
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