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• Formula does not apply to the column

  I have this table, and I want the average of the column EC(mS/cm) on the column next to it, group by name.   I used this formula yesterday but today it does not work when I apply it to the column. If( Row() == Col Min( As Column( "EC (mS/cm)" ) << By( :Name ) ), Col Mean( As Column( "EC (mS/cm)" ) << By( :Name ) ), . )   Thank you in advance!

  Lourdes

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  Mar 20, 2026 5:09 AM

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• Spec limits add in with old and new limits options to be displayed in the graphs

  I am using an Add in " Write Limits to data table from a Limits table" . It can take only USL and LSL. Sometimes we change limits but like to compare old and new limits in the same charts. Is that enhancement option possible?

  ResponseDeer870

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  Mar 19, 2026 11:37 PM

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• GR&R Report Generation

  I am looking for a methodology of how to structure my data table for a GR&R analysis and how to generate that report using JMP.  Currently I've used Galaxy to  create a GR&R report, with testing x number of devices 10x in each test site of my board and then repeat that for y number of appraisers.

  CLSage_IFX

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  Mar 19, 2026 11:18 AM

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• Graph Builder does not save manual axis title change with brackets (JMP19)

  Hi all, I encountered, the following problem in JMP19 that did not exist in the previous versions. We have a lot of columns with the unit in the column header in brackets. When I want to change the axis titel in Graph Builder manually to something other than the column header and save the script, the change is done to the graph title and not the axis title once I run the script. I tried some thing...

  CoxPanther919

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  Mar 19, 2026 9:32 AM

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• Windows 11 > JMP 19 > Script to Assign Continuous Gradient > Issue with Passing the Gradient Range to the Column Property

  Hi JMP Community, I wrote a simple script to assign a color gradient to continuous-value columns based on the 0.05 quantile of columns values. Names Default To Here(1); dt = current data table (); scol = dt << Get Selected Columns (); For (i = 1, i <= N items (scol), i++, column (dt, scol[i]) << Format("Fixed Dec", 12, 3); low_mark = Col Quantile(column (dt, scol[i]), 0.05); high_mark = Col ...

  Thierry_S

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  Mar 19, 2026 8:38 AM

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