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  • Markup and Set Wrap in the same text box

    I'm running JMPPro 14.3. I've tried the same thing in JMP12, and in JMP11 (I think) as well. Can someone please show me how to simultaneously use markup (bold, underline, etc.) and set wrap in the same text box? Try running the script below and I think you will understand what I am talking about. nw = New Window("Example of markup in text box",
    Text Box("<b>This is in bold but wraps awkwardly</b>",...

    drew_baumgartel drew_baumgartel
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    Jun 18, 2019 3:34 PM
    3224 views | 4 replies

  • Transforming distributions to highlight spread of values

    Dear JMP Community,   Machine info: W7 Enterprise 64-bit, JMP Pro 14.1.0   I am interested in transforming a column of data to help highlight the distribution in values within binning ranges. The original data are integers and more or less normally distributed (see Y3 distribution below), but I'd like to transform the data in such a way that it takes the data in a bin range and spreads it out so a...

    SDF1 SDF1
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    Jun 18, 2019 1:41 PM
    4522 views | 5 replies

  • Identify "important variables" for partition trees regression

    I am developing an analysis of partition trees regression, with JMP 13, I have 83 variables, I am identifying the variables that do not have colinearity with VIF, with the aim of being able to identify the most "representative" variables to develop the analysis of partition trees regression (The example I use is Bank Revenues
    Multiple Linear Regression with Transformation / From Building Better Mod...

    H_arn H_arn
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    Jun 18, 2019 11:54 AM
    5359 views | 4 replies

  • Generating graph builder graphs in a for loop

    Hi, I am building a JMP app to generate multiple graphs out of an xlsx workbook, let me give a bit of background on the architecture of my code.1. Each graph comes out of a JSL script which contains a function that takes datatable as input and returns graph builder ref as output.2. On top level, I have a for loop on the datatables I need graphs for and I construct a function call and execute EVAL(...

    dileepkr dileepkr
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    Jun 18, 2019 10:48 AM
    2319 views | 2 replies

  • Geographic Maps with Marker

    Hi, I just created a density map with Graph Builder and I wanted the country names to appear on the map, so I used the country column (with country names) as a marker and I then labelled it. I guess I missed some steps as no country names popped up on the map. Any suggestion as to have it properly set?

    PeterParker PeterParker
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    Jun 18, 2019 6:50 AM
    2974 views | 3 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Markup and Set Wrap in the same text box

    I'm running JMPPro 14.3. I've tried the same thing in JMP12, and in JMP11 (I think) as well. Can someone please show me how to simultaneously use markup (bold, underline, etc.) and set wrap in the same text box? Try running the script below and I think you will understand what I am talking about. nw = New Window("Example of markup in text box",
    Text Box("<b>This is in bold but wraps awkwardly</b>",...

    drew_baumgartel drew_baumgartel
    Discussions |
    Jun 18, 2019 3:34 PM
    3224 views | 4 replies

  • Transforming distributions to highlight spread of values

    Dear JMP Community,   Machine info: W7 Enterprise 64-bit, JMP Pro 14.1.0   I am interested in transforming a column of data to help highlight the distribution in values within binning ranges. The original data are integers and more or less normally distributed (see Y3 distribution below), but I'd like to transform the data in such a way that it takes the data in a bin range and spreads it out so a...

    SDF1 SDF1
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    Jun 18, 2019 1:41 PM
    4522 views | 5 replies

  • Geographic Maps with Marker

    Hi, I just created a density map with Graph Builder and I wanted the country names to appear on the map, so I used the country column (with country names) as a marker and I then labelled it. I guess I missed some steps as no country names popped up on the map. Any suggestion as to have it properly set?

    PeterParker PeterParker
    Discussions |
    Jun 18, 2019 6:50 AM
    2974 views | 3 replies

  • What is the easiest way in JMP to arrange an array of boxplots of different variables?

    Hello, I'm analyzing metabolomics data on a regular basis. My data tables typically consist of hundreds of variables (i.e., analyte signal intensities, in columns). The rows contain the observations which belong to different groups, for example fresh vs. stored. One frequent task is to create an array of boxplots, let's say 16 bopxlots in a 4 by 4 fashion, with the y axes being scaled individually...

    MetaboChris MetaboChris
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    Jun 18, 2019 2:26 AM
    1618 views | 1 replies

  • JMP and SAS different results in PROC MIXED

    I ran an analysis in JMP, took the create SAS Code from the model dialog and input into SAS and ran. However, the analysis spits out different results that what JMP spit out, again same code tyring with PROC GLM and PROC MIXED. I tried different solution DDFM to see if that was the issue with no luck. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations as some of my interactions are no longer significant ...

    lrobbin89 lrobbin89
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    Jun 14, 2019 3:09 PM
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  • How to analyze crossover design data in JMP

    I had crossover design data from one of my experiment, and I want to analyze it according to the rules of crossover design. Can someone please help me with this?

    sharmachetan sharmachetan
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    Jun 14, 2019 2:34 PM
    1075 views | 0 replies

  • Help understanding how Lift curves are calculated

    Dear JMPers,   (computer details: I have JMP Pro 14 on a W7 Enterprise, 64-bit computer.)   I am trying to better understand how JMP actually calculates a Lift curve. I understand conceptually the ROC and Lift curves, but I'm having a hard time calculating a Lift curve myself. The JMP help/support page (https://www.jmp.com/support/help/14-2/lift-curve.shtml#1276958) isn't all that helpful in under...

    SDF1 SDF1
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    May 29, 2019 11:10 AM
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  • How to analyze PSM data(Propensity Score Matching) in JMP？

    How to analyze PSM data(Propensity Score Matching) in JMP？If it is yes, please tell me what detail steps in JMP manu,If there is any available examples in JMP sample data?

    mujahida mujahida
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    May 7, 2019 9:30 PM
    1974 views | 0 replies

  • Chi square or Cochran's Q test

    Okay, so i have to decide whether i should use chi-square or Cochran's Q test for one of my study.If i assume meat as experimental unit (EU) and impose 6 different wood smoke (like apple smoke, cedar smoke, hickory smoke etc.) on EU and consumers (people) act as observational unit (OU). I have 10 consumers and each one will taste each treatment (6 treatments) and respond liking (9 point scale), an...

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    Apr 16, 2019 3:54 PM
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  • Selecting Number of Clusters in Hierarchical Clustering

    One way to select possible number of clusters in hierarchical methods is to identify the relatively large changes in distance as number of clusters change (see table below). When I look at the actual distance measure from the table (clustering history below dendogram), there is a bigger jump from 3 clusters to 4 than from 4 to 5 (smaller), suggesting 4 may be the right decision. However, when you ...

    pratyushdash pratyushdash
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    Feb 23, 2019 5:51 PM
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