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• How to hide negative standard error bar for Graph Builder bar chart.

  Hello,I would like to produce a bar chart containing only bars of the means with their associated positive standard error bars. In JMP it seems that both (symmetrical) bars above and below the mean show.Wondering if there is a way to hide the lower bar.Thanks,JP

  bio_grad

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  Jun 15, 2016 12:43 PM

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• Fit Y by X -> plot -> Matching colum. Question: how highlight (differently) matching points (eg, with White circle and Black circle)?

  Fit Y (temperature) by X (two groups) -> got plot -> then I make “Matching colum” (I have colum: 0-survival patients, 1- dead)-> now I want highlight the survival patients with White Circle marker and died with Black circle. How to do it on plot? (I can do it in the data table, but do not know how to do it on graph.) Thanks!

  Ted

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  Jun 15, 2016 7:18 AM

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• Graphic Builder Area: How to show results in percent without creating new columns?

  Hello,I have a beginner question. I'm using Graphic Builder (stack bars or areas). Suppose I have 3 columns: Year, Country and Population. What is the simplest way (without creating new columns) to show distribution of population among countries over time in percent like this:I'm doing that kind of graphic routinely with other software.Thanks,Claude

  claude_bellavan

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  Jun 14, 2016 10:58 AM

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• excel slope formula in JMP

  Hi all,I'd like to know what is the excel 'slope' formula in JMP.    (not 'Bivariate' analysis menu)If JMP does not have a formula format for 'slope',  would you help me to make a JMP formula as below?Slopexyslop 11-22?33?44?55?66?

  Steve_Kim

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  Jun 14, 2016 5:59 AM

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• Multiple Y axis ones above the others / merge graphs keeping the same X axis

  Hello everyone,I'm new to JMP so sorry if the answer is obvious : I can't find how to have a pile of graphs. I have temperature values along several days for about 20 different samples, what I want to obtain is one Y axis for each of my sample, with the same X axis. The Y axis would be the same for each sample, one above the others, so I would have 20 graphs with only one X axis : the aim is just ...

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  Jun 13, 2016 6:35 AM

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