Row State Functions

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Row State Functions

As Row State(i)

Converts i into a row state value.

A row state from the i given.

Color Of(rowstate)

Returns or sets the color index.

The color index of rowstate.

a row state argument

Set the color of the fifth row to red.

colorof(rowstate(5))=3

Returns a row state with the color index of i.

index for a JMP color

Combine States(rowstate, rowstate, ...)

Generates a row state combination from two or more row state arguments.

A single numeric representation of the combined row states.

Two or more row states.

Excluded(rowstate)

Returns or sets an excluded index.

The excluded attribute, 0 or 1.

One or more row states.

Excluded State(num)

Returns a row state for exclusion from the num given.

Hidden(rowstate)

Returns or sets the hidden index.

Hidden State(num)

Returns a row state for hiding from the num given.

Returns a hue state from the num given.

Labeled(rowstate)

Returns or sets the labeled index.

Labeled State(num)

Returns a labeled state from the num given.

Marker Of(rowstate)

Returns or sets the marker index of a row state.

Marker State(num)

Returns a marker state from the num given.

Row State(<dt,> <n>)

Returns the row state changed from the initial condition of the active row or the nth row.

Optional positional argument: a reference to a data table. If this argument is not in the form of an assignment, then it is considered a data table expression.

The row number.

The following example creates the data table references and then returns the row state of row 1 in Big Class.jmp:

dt1 = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );

dt2 = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/San Francisco Crime.jmp" );

Row State( dt1, 1 );

Selected(rowstate)

Returns or sets the selected index.

Selected State(num)

Returns a selected state from the num given.

Shade State(num)

The Shade State function assigns 5 shade levels to a color or hue.

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Help created on 7/12/2018