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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 CoxPanther919
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    Mar 19, 2026 9:32 AM
    582 views | 3 replies
  • 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 Thierry_S
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    Mar 19, 2026 8:38 AM
    173 views | 1 replies
  • How do I KEEP the order of variables in a data set when graphing?

    I understand that I can reorder by using the value ordering dropdown menu under column properties ( as indicated in other posts and videos). However this is needlessly time consuming for 50- 100 values that are already IN the correct order in the data set.  So I am just interested in keeping the data in the order in which it currently is. Thanks so much for your help!Jennifer

    jennifer_n_blak jennifer_n_blak
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    Mar 18, 2026 7:02 AM
    16458 views | 10 replies
  • close all like this user-defined outlines

    Hello, I'm trying to replicate the behavior of <<close all like this for outlines I've created from scratch in JSL. From the scripting index: Syntax: obj << Close All Like This Description: Closes this Outline Box and all Outline Boxes in the display tree with the same original title or help key. If I inspect a JMP Platform (Fit Least Square) with Show Tree Structure, I do see HelpKey=FitLS etc.. ...

    matteo_patelmo matteo_patelmo
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    Mar 18, 2026 6:58 AM
    512 views | 6 replies
  • how to work out std error in Overall Bias Linearity and Bias

    can i know how the std error of 0.002981 in the overall bias is worked out ?    DF are 10 , Anova I performed too , understood the individual std error but not the overall ?   carlo 

    carloaz carloaz
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    Mar 18, 2026 12:03 AM
    186 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • close all like this user-defined outlines

    Hello, I'm trying to replicate the behavior of <<close all like this for outlines I've created from scratch in JSL. From the scripting index: Syntax: obj << Close All Like This Description: Closes this Outline Box and all Outline Boxes in the display tree with the same original title or help key. If I inspect a JMP Platform (Fit Least Square) with Show Tree Structure, I do see HelpKey=FitLS etc.. ...

    matteo_patelmo matteo_patelmo
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    Mar 18, 2026 6:58 AM
    512 views | 6 replies
  • how to work out std error in Overall Bias Linearity and Bias

    can i know how the std error of 0.002981 in the overall bias is worked out ?    DF are 10 , Anova I performed too , understood the individual std error but not the overall ?   carlo 

    carloaz carloaz
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    Mar 18, 2026 12:03 AM
    186 views | 2 replies
  • Best practice in FDE when the main variation is a shift along X (phase variation) rather than a change in shape?

    Hello JMP community, I have been testing Functional Data Explorer on a synthetic data set where each curve is essentially the same motif translated along the X-axis, with little intrinsic change in amplitude or shape. In this situation, my impression is that the resulting FPCA/FPC basis becomes increasingly oscillatory, and the physical interpretation becomes difficult. In other words, one simple...

    Florent_M Florent_M
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    Mar 17, 2026 9:29 AM
    264 views | 0 replies
  • Using Where() in Oneway Graph for multiple parameters

    This code works because I am explicitly writing ":WaferID" inside of the Where(...) clause: // Example Parameters
    colParaList = {Column(dt, "Para1"), Column(dt, "Para2"), Column(dt, "Para3")}; splitPara = Column(dt, "Site"); byPara = Column(dt, "WaferID");

    byParaValues
    = Associative Array(byPara) << GetKeys();
    New Window("Test", vlb = V List Box(
    dt << Fit Group(
    For(iC = 1, iC <= NItems(colParaList),
    ...

    nozellot nozellot
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    Mar 16, 2026 7:48 AM
    221 views | 3 replies
  • How can point the cursor to a certain bar chart on the right to obtain the country name?


    How can point the cursor to a certain bar chart on the right to obtain the country name, and then get all the resource data of that country in the master table: Left panel: Resource list (Oil, Natural Gas, etc.). Mouse hover (no click needed) auto-selects and highlights the item, then instantly updates the trend text and source link button below.
    When hovering on left resource name, the right main ...

    lala lala
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    Mar 14, 2026 2:39 PM
    432 views | 6 replies

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