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• Zero on log scale y-axis?

  I applied overlay plot in JMP. My data ranges from 0 to 15990. I tried to plot my y-axis in log scale (not log-transform my data). Is there any way to set the minimum value of y-axis as zero? Thank you.

  th20180

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  Jul 18, 2016 12:03 PM

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• Line connecting points through different groups in Graph Builder

  Hi all,I am having some trouble with my scatter plot on Graph builder. I am looking at a variable evolving with time, with several times on different days. I study that variable for three different treatments applied. I am just at the step where I want an overview of my data, so I'm looking essentially at the trends. In one treatment there are different individuals (identified with different color...

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  Jul 17, 2016 4:34 AM

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• Data Table Navigation

  Is there a quick way to move to the bottom of an extremely large data table without scrolling for several minutes or sliding the bar at the right edge of the screen?Thanks!

  Steven_Moore

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  Jul 15, 2016 1:28 PM

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• Can you plot an average of multiple scatterplots and make into a table?

  HI New user to JMP here.  I have a question regarding how to average multiple scatteprlots and plot the resultant average and make a table out of the data.  For exampleI have 3 scatterplots all ranging 15000-35000 (integer value only) in X and the response for of three different machines in Y.  I would like to take the average response for each discrete point and plot that and also save the result...

  robertlangsner0

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  Jul 14, 2016 2:53 PM

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• Randomize a List

  I need to randomize a list.  randomizeList = Function({List}, {Default Local},     //Code goes here     return List;);list = {1,2,3,4,5};randomList = randomizeList(list);print(randomList); //Expected output something like {2,4,5,1,3}There are lots of ways to do this and no wrong answer.  I appreciate any feedback, thanks! 

  msharp

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  Jul 14, 2016 11:25 AM

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