Suppose a researcher has a data table containing height measurements for students. The researcher receives an updated table that contains more recent measurements of the students’ heights. The researcher wants to avoid scrolling through the data tables to find the students whose height has changed, and copying and pasting the new values. Using the Update command, the researcher can quickly update the original data table with the new height values.
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The Big Class.jmp table contains the original data, and the New Heights.jmp table contains the updated data.
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Select Match columns.
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Click Match.
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This tells JMP to use name as the match column value, since it is the column whose values uniquely describe each row.
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Click OK.
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Figure 6.45 The Updated Big Class.jmp Table
