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• Exclude data points from a regression line, but make them still visible in the diagram

  Hey everybody! I used a training set of data points to create a linear regression (signal intensity as a function of substance concentration within samples), and applied the resulting formula on a test set of data points for a reverse prediction of the associated sample's substance content. Now I would like to showcase the data points of the training set, the regression line that visualizes the li...

  Lukas_Häfner

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  Apr 7, 2026 11:46 AM

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• Can't JMP 19 use the mouse wheel to control the vertical scroll bar of the table to move up and down?

  JMP 18 is normal, but I didn't succeed using JMP 19.1.0.
  64-bit Windows 11 Simplified Chinese version system.
  Thanks Experts! dt=Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");

  lwx228

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  Apr 6, 2026 7:26 AM

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• Finding Effect Magnitudes for Non Orthogonal DOE

  Hi, I’m pretty new to JMP and had a question about interpreting regression vs orthogonalized effects. I ran a 3-factor, 3-level DOE (X, Y, Z) using simulations to look at main effects and interactions on a response (force). I was missing a few runs, so the design isn’t fully orthogonal. I used Fit Model to run a regression and got the usual outputs (Estimate, t Ratio, Prob>|t|). I also looked at t...

  RandomSquirrel1

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  Apr 4, 2026 11:21 AM

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• why ::labelslist ?

  Names Default to Here(1); dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class Families.jmp" ); labelsList = {"F" = "A", "M" = "B"}; //here namespace ::labelsList = {"F" = "①", "M" = "②"}; // global variable f = function ({}, {default local}, labelsList = {"F" = "X", "M" = "Y"} ; // local variable dt:sex << Set Property( "Value Labels", labelsList ) // which variable will JMP pick? ); f JMP 19.1:  ①,②
  JMP 18.2...

  hogi

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  Apr 3, 2026 10:17 PM

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• Are there any other ways to create a new script in the JMP table?

  I think it will have /*...*/ The content of cannot be written
  For example, the script is like this Include("C:\gr.jsl"); /* dz=Open("C:\gr.jsl",Charset("gb2312"),Add to Recent Files(0)); */ I use dt=Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp"); Eval(Parse("dt<<new script(\!"test\!", Include(\!"C:\gr.jsl\!"); );"))Thanks Experts!

  lala

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  Apr 3, 2026 7:29 AM

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