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• Variability chart - Remove ref line

  Hi   I'm trying to remove ref line from variability chart. In previous JMP version the below script worked. can any know why not working on JMP16. biv = Bivariate( Y( :weight ), X( :height ), ); rbiv = biv << report; axisbox = rbiv[axis box( 1 )]; axisbox << Add Ref Line( 90, "Dashed", blue ); //Works axisbox << Remove Ref Line( 90 ); //Don't work   Thanks

  cerdmh

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  Jun 15, 2021 7:19 AM

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• Fit Model - Effect Summary - no PValues?

  Question: Why are there no LogWorth and PValues showing up in my Effect Summary section after I Fit Model an output with several inputs & second degree inputs (Factorial to Degree 2)?  Context: Everything is continuous except 1 nominal dataset. I first did 6 singular outputs. it gave me some results so I could use that to eliminate the 2 at the end. But then I tried adding 2nd order inputs and: Am...

  Lcheng

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  Jun 12, 2021 6:13 AM

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• JMP Script filter multiple parameters from multiple columns

  See for example, I have data table below, with column name A, B, C, and I want to:Filter Column "A" by exclude "a" and "c" & Filter Column "B" by exclude "e" and "f" & Filter Column "C" by exclude "g" and "h"In the end, I want to delete rows that being excluded above based on the 3 criteria from each column. How can I script to make this happen? ABCadgbehcfiaeibfhcdgaeibdgcfh

  aaronjiang

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  Jun 11, 2021 12:23 PM

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• Quantiles with missing values

  If I have a column named X with 100 values which is a sequence from {1-100}, and I want to retrieve the 10 smallest values, I know I can use the command below:dt = current data table(); temp1 = dt:X << get values; temp2 = quantile(0.1,temp1); dt << get rows where(:X<temp2);Let's say I'm replacing the 10 largest values (i.e. 91-100) with missing values, is there a way to get the same 10 smallest va...

  Djtjhin

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  Jun 11, 2021 7:45 AM

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• Process Capability Physical Boundaries

  How can one set physical boundaries in process capability analysis.  For example, when I evaluate capability to measure within specification of a trace element in a material, most data will be near zero, but cannot be less than zero.  This results in a highly skewed distribution with the bulk of the data piling up around zero and then the distribution has only a one-sided tail.  But the capability...

  Goblin_King

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  Jun 10, 2021 5:31 AM

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