The phrase "data column" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a column of information in a table, chart, or spreadsheet that contains data or numbers. Example: In the spreadsheet, the "Sales" data column shows the monthly revenue for each product.
The Raw Data column on Tuesday about consciousness misstated part of the name of the institution where Max Tegmark works.
The output file my_psd.fits contains the frequency column INV_INT_TIME, and the psd is found in the DATA column.
Returns the index of the data column whose label is label, or -1 if label does not exist.
Changes the label of a data column to s. Assigns the label to each column from the vector of strings @ v. Sets the name of the data source.
A report in the Compressed Data column of Business Day on Monday about the settlement of a dispute over some types of digital television sets made by Hitachi and Toshiba referred incorrectly to the adjoining picture.
MATT RICHTEL Correction: March 24, 2000, Friday A report in the Compressed Data column of Business Day on March 13 about myCustoms.com, a new company, misstated a previous title held by a founder, Manoj Karamchandani.
For this issue's Data column, we asked a sampling of business schools for the admissions statistics for their incoming M.B.A. class this fall.
For this issue's Data column, we asked colleges and universities for a profile of this fall's freshman class and, for context, matriculants of five years ago.
Here, we write the power-law photon index and thermal bremsstrahlung temperature arrays from the first sample_flux run to the ASCII file sample1.dat, specifying data column names and overwrite the existing sample1.dat file.
Note also that the upper bound of a group is always taken to be the last data value included in the group, regardless of whether the data column is of type integer or real.
