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• How do I get my axis property to be updated on my distribution graphic ?

  Hello,   I have an application with a dashboard showing the distributions (and other graphs) of a table's parameters.   In this application, the user can interactively set limits, to be displayed on the graphs. To do this, I use the ‘Axis’ property of the columns. And while changes to this property are automatically reflected on graph builder graphics, this does not seem to be the case on the dist...

  SophieCuvillier

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  Apr 29, 2025 1:44 AM

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• How to solve the JMP Alarm with error "deleted object reference: day << Get in access or evaluation of 'Glue' in JMP18 version

  This script is running well in JMP14 version, but when I using in JMP18 version the alarm happened. Hopefully getting a help from everyone. Thank you so much    

  ThoPhan

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  Apr 28, 2025 10:38 PM

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• How to parse commas within a List Box

  Hello,
  
  I am on JMP 18.1.2 and am attempting to create a matrix of check boxes. The final step which I cannot figure out, is how to dynamically create the H List Box based on number of rows.
  
  This is my current code: test = {"a","b","c","d","e"}; testFin = {}; rows = 2; remain = Modulo(N Items(test), rows); loops = 2 + (remain > 0); //create a list that groups the original list in groups of 2 (rows) ...

  CohortMapping26

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  Apr 28, 2025 9:28 PM

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• Conditional Column number calculation

  For each ID group in the data table, I like to calculate: The count of Part Number where RANK_DESC = 1 The count of Part Number where RANK_ASC = 1  I like to add  two new columns PN Count of RANK_DEC =1, PN Count of RANK_ASC=1. any formulas to apply for them?  any other better methods to approach? thanks very much in advanced!

  ReliabilityWolf

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  Apr 28, 2025 10:12 AM

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• about partition

  When distinguishing between A and B using continuous variables from tests a, b, c, and d, we employ partitioning to evaluate the contribution of these four tests. However, factors like (a) and (b) appear repeatedly in multiple splits, complicating the analysis. How can we adjust the settings to prevent specific factors from being selected too frequently?　Attach the actual results and an image of t...

  s22d704

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  Apr 28, 2025 6:54 AM

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