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• JMP - How to create 3D histograms?

  I have three variables, two ordinals which will be X and Y and the I want the third axis to be the count. I know this can be done in R, MATLAB, Scatterplot but I dont know how to do in JMP?
  Pls help me out.

  

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  Feb 11, 2010 8:05 AM

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• Variable from table usage

  I want to receive an variale from user, using this script:
  
  dt = current data table();
  r=ColumnDialog(
  XL=ColList("X Axis Value");
  );
  
  After chosing in the popup window one of the options (for example "TestType"),
  I receive the result - {XL = {TestType}, Button( 1 )}
  
  But I don't know how to use the "TestType" in the script,
  tried:
  show(char(XL))
  show(char(XL[1]))
  XL[1,1]
  and many others...

  

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  Feb 10, 2010 4:26 AM

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• mouse hover the data spot in the scatter plot

  When I mouse hover the data spot in the scatter plot graph, a number is shown. I think the number is the raw number of the data spot in the table. Is it possible to see other information of the data spot in the data table? For example, there is customer's ID in the data table and I want to see it when I mousehover the data spot in the graph.

  

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  Jan 27, 2010 1:19 PM

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• New User: Sample List Dialog

  How do I store the contents of what a user selects in a variable "x" after the OK button is selected.
  
  Code for Sample List Dialog pasted below. Thanks,
  
  names = {KATIE, LOUISE, JANE, JACLYN, LILLIE, KIRK, LAWRENCE};
  dlg = Dialog( "Select Names", vlist( selection = List Box( names ), button( "OK" ) ) );

  

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  Jan 26, 2010 11:01 AM

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• Calculating area between two spline fits (bivariate)

  I have used fit spline of the bivariate platform to parameterize fluorometric spectral curves and saved the prediction formula for my samples as well as blanks. I want to estimate the area under the peak, or more precisely, the area between the curves of the sample and the blank within a specified wavelength interval.
  
  I could certainly do this in matlab with some effort, but it would be neat keep t...

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  Jan 25, 2010 2:46 PM

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