Welcome to the JMP User Community!

Latest Discussions

• 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

  Discussions |

  Apr 3, 2026 10:17 PM

  304 views | 3 replies

• 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

  Discussions |

  Apr 3, 2026 7:29 AM

  1911 views | 7 replies

• Removal of Empty() from cell

  I import lots of photos into JMP as part of my work. When complete, blank cells in columns containing photos show "EMPTY()". Prior to JMP 19, I could delete this and it would show a dot in the cell. With JMP 19 I am unable to delete the expression. Is there a way to remove it? If not, why the change?

  RP_64

  Discussions |

  Apr 2, 2026 8:17 AM

  157 views | 1 replies

• Easy and intuitive editing of multiple cells in data table within a custom window

  Is there a way to allow users to select, or appear to select, multiple cells in a Table Box, or is there a different object I could use instead? To illustrate the use case, a user might want to move the pump tags from the left table to the right starting on row 2 in the image below. How would they select the block of cells to copy and then paste them? View more... New Window( "Editing a data tabl...

  ih

  Discussions |

  Apr 2, 2026 6:51 AM

  215 views | 2 replies

• Any command-line way to export .jmp files to TSV on macOS?

  I’m wondering if there’s any command-line utility on macOS that can convert a .jmp file to something like TSV or CSV — for example: jmp2tsv myFile.jmp  -->  myFile.tsv I realize JMP is primarily a GUI tool, but I’ve seen other applications ship small CLI utilities (sometimes tucked inside the .app bundle) that leverage their native file readers for simple conversions like this. Does anything lik...

  BHarris

  Discussions |

  Apr 2, 2026 5:29 AM

  648 views | 7 replies