Chapter 8: Joining, Subsetting, and Filtering
Combining Data from Multiple Tables with Join
Saving Memory with a Virtual Join
Why and How to Select a Subset
A Brief Detour: Creating a New Column from an Existing Column
Combining Rows with Concatenate
Olympic Medals and Development Indicators
Introduction
In Chapter 5, we noted the likelihood that any particular project might require only some of the data stored in a particular table or it might require data from different tables. In that chapter, we saw how JMP can facilitate database operations as part of extracting and importing data into ...
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