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hi arfi,

for the use case you describe, i'd suggest using filters ... we try and avoid making destructive changes to a data set, and filters allows us to do that.

jonathon

OK, that explains it. GAMLj is old and has been retired. You'll need move across to GAMLj3.

Kind regards

Jonathon

Hi,

This does sound like an issue which was addressed quite some time ago; let's start out by making sure you're using a recent version of jamovi, either 2.7 or 28 ... and let's begin by understanding why you were unable to install GAMLj; can you describe what happens?

Kind regards

Jonathon

Hi,

This is a separate issue to the (Unable to access the library) issue above, and it's a doozey. The "installing modules is not available on your plan" is a red herring; the rendering of the front-end is failing spectacularly, and random stuff is being displayed.

In this case, I'd suggest ...

Hi,

This usually indicates your network is preventing jamovi from reaching the library. Try connecting using a different network, or a mobile hotspot. Alternatively, you can download modules to sideload, for the 28 series of jamovi under windows here

https://library.jamovi.org/win64/R4.6.0-x64 ...

Hi Read,

The free guest plan isn't always available, because the number of people using it varies over time, and there's a limit to the number of free users we can host.

So I think you want either the priority or team plan. (at time of writing) The only difference is that the team plan allows you ...

empty cells are considered as missing values

jonathon

hi,

i'm getting consistent dataframe output between R and jamovi:

you can copy the frequency table, and then paste it into a new data set. or you could use jTransform, use aggregate, and aggregate across N i think.

jonathon

Hi, you can use a computed variable to compute the routes. see here: