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• Graph Builder Histogram Label Size

  Hello! Is there a way to change the size of the label on a histogram created in graph builder?  For example, with the "Little Pond" dataset, I created a histogram using column "Z" and then selected "percents".  I want to increase the size of the percents.  Circled below.   Thanks!

  Kemable

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  Mar 12, 2026 2:50 PM

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• Eval Expr not working

  Always confused by this one.  I created this formula based on one that worked previously.   // Get the current data table dt = Current Data Table(); colNames = dt << get column names( continuous, string ); // Loop through all columns For each( {col}, colNames, Eval( Eval Expr( New Column( Expr( col ) || "_Gouge", Numeric, "Continuous", Format( "Best", 10 ), Formula( (Mean( As ...

  SpannerHead

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  Mar 12, 2026 2:45 PM

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• Normal Probability Plot with group of data

  Hi everyone, I would like to reproduce the type of plot shown in the attached figure.
  The graph displays multiple datasets overlaid on a Normal Probability (Probit) scale on the Y‑axis, with each group shown using different marker colors and shapes. Could you please advise which JMP platform(s) and workflow are best suited to generate such a graph? More specifically, I would like to know: Which JM...

  MomentHorse550

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  Mar 12, 2026 2:30 PM

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• Axis label of distribution platform

  Hi all,   I am using JMP19, how can I get it to always show as a label the column name for which I am doing the distribution on the axis?   Regards, Valeria

  ValeriaJMP

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  Mar 12, 2026 8:29 AM

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• Average the first 100 rows and the last 100 rows of a JMP column.

  I have a noisy curve where I need to take average of the extremes and compare to the minimum value.  Thought this would work but doesn't. Col Mean( :Column_Name W[Index( 1, 100 )] ) + Col Mean( :Column_Name[N Rows() - 99 :: N Rows()] ) / 2

  SpannerHead

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  Mar 12, 2026 8:28 AM

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