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• What Test Does JMP Run for Mixed Models

  I am trying to run stats in JMP and R, but my results tend to be different (wildly) when running the same datasets. Can someone describe the typical type of Type III ANOVA and associated multiple comp tests run when I select mixed model? How about for linear mixed? This is what I see when I ask chat gpt (I always take these with a grain of salt), any help is greatly appreciated!      

  SaltyScientist

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  Jul 5, 2025 1:43 AM

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• Why can I not see the edit bar/analyze option

  I am unable to edit any data table. It does not show the edit bar at the top so therefore I cannot create graphs/ use the analyze tab

  SymetricFrog342

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  Jul 4, 2025 7:40 AM

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• Graph Builder: Combining Measurement Data & Model Predictions with CIs

  Hello everyone, I'm working on creating a combined graph in JMP's Graph Builder, and I'm encountering a few challenges. My goal is to visualize both experimental measurements and predictive model outputs, including their respective confidence intervals, on a single plot. Here's a breakdown of my data and the issues I'm facing: Data Description: Measurements.jmp: Contains X and Y data, represented...

  Aldauga

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  Jul 4, 2025 2:41 AM

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• Data Filter: sort by row()?

  Hi,   The data filter sorts the entries alphabetically or by number.
  As an alternative, one can sort the entries by Counts:    Is there a setting to sort by row()?
  e.g. when  a user adds new data and wants to see the last entry and the one before. 
  
  workaround: 
  generate a dummy column with "score_label"

  hogi

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  Jul 4, 2025 2:27 AM

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• Graph Builder, stack bar with N as summary and % of factor as label

  Hi y'all. 
  Is there a way to have the labels be different from the summary statistic in a stacked bar chart?  
  
  I basically want the bar chart to look like this script but instead of the labels being the raw count, I want it to be percentages of M/F per age.  
  Without drawing myself via scripting, (I can do it if that's the only way). 
  
  Names default to here( 1 ); dt = open("$SAMPLE_DATA\Big Class.jmp"...

  vince_faller

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  Jul 3, 2025 7:58 AM

  862 views | 3 replies