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• contour plot design

  hi all,  thanks for help in my previous questions. everything worked very well and now i reached the data analysis.  so i could plot my data in contour plot (figure a) but when i wanted to get it shaded, i went to graph and selected contour plot but the shap was completely different (figure b).  figure a    figure b   how to get figure a but in colo shades like in figure b??? as it is easier for...

  NourNashed

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  Oct 31, 2025 5:28 AM

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• Scripting the same output for all levels of a categorical variable

  Hi, I have a script that performs some calculations, runs some platforms and extracts certain output, and then builds a tab box in a new window. I want to do all of this for each level of some categorical variable that the user specified in my dialog box.   Currently I create individual subsets of the data based on my grouping variable, and then loop through each of those datasets: dtSubset = dt ...

  rcast15

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  Oct 30, 2025 10:53 AM

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• Collection of "funny" Jmp newbie questions

  good to know: - how to do this and that in Jmp? - where Jmp is different from other programs - where Jmp is different from Jmp (inconsistencies)   [More Topic Containers like this]     Topicadditional infoData Tables  Why is it not possible in Jmp:
  - to define a formula for a specific cell? - to select any 2 cells in a spreadsheet? JMP is Not a Spreadsheet  Is there a tutorial how to "slice" matri...

  hogi

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  Oct 30, 2025 10:24 AM

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• Windows 11 > JMP 17.2 > Fit Model > Contrasts > How to Build a Contrast Matrix with More Columns than Conditions?

  Hi JMP Community, When building contrasts in a Regular Least Squares Fit Model analysis, the number of columns (i.e., discrete contrasts) is limited to the number of conditions (i.e., number of items produced by the combinations of all parameters). In many cases, I'd like to create more contrasts than conditions (i.e., comparisons of multiple pairs of factor combinations)  Example: VAR1 = A, B, C ...

  Thierry_S

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  Oct 30, 2025 9:04 AM

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• Multiple Comparison, Difference from Overall Average Adjusted Prob

  Good Afternoon,     My question is simple: what is the type of p-value adjustment in "Adjusted Prob" within "Comparison to Overall Average" using the "Mulitple Comparison"? Details:  Using Fit Model with model effect that has 74 categories (nominal; N ~550), I can get the "Multiple Comparison" using the red-triangle in the Response results.  Within the multiple comparison, I can use the red-triang...

  DLC7JMP

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  Oct 30, 2025 8:42 AM

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