Can JMP automatically run JSL when the cursor clicks on a cell?
For example, automatically runs the specified JSL when the cursor clicks on a cell? Thanks!
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I would like to generate all these plots in one tab, rather than generating 50 different pages, can anyone help ? thank you
dt = Current Data Table();
For( i = 1, i <= 50, i++,
dt << Bivariate(
Y( Column( dt, "u" || Char( i ) ) ),
X( Column( dt, "oven.T" ) ),
Fit Line( {Line Color( {212, 73, 88} )} )
)
);
Bonjour à tous, Je dispose d’une base de données dans laquelle j’aimerais créer une nouvelle colonne à partir d’une formule ou d’un script. Voici un aperçu de la base de données : - la colonne T représente des opérations à effectuer- la colonne X_3 représente une particularité- La colonne op représente des objets Le but est de créer une colonne « bilan » dans laquelle on ajoute « ko » et le numér...
Hello all, I have two trivial questions. Is there an option to add two blue lines to the effect summary plot? I want there to be a line at p=0,05 and p=0,001 beside the one at p=0,01. Like this: Is there a way to copy the interaction profiles to the graph builder? I don't like the format and want to change things, like the legend or the order of the x Labels Thanks in advance!
dt=Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
dt[1,1] is set to red
dt[1,2] is set to white
dt[1,1] is set to clear coloringThanks!
For example, automatically runs the specified JSL when the cursor clicks on a cell? Thanks!
I would like to generate all these plots in one tab, rather than generating 50 different pages, can anyone help ? thank you
dt = Current Data Table();
For( i = 1, i <= 50, i++,
dt << Bivariate(
Y( Column( dt, "u" || Char( i ) ) ),
X( Column( dt, "oven.T" ) ),
Fit Line( {Line Color( {212, 73, 88} )} )
)
);
Hello all, I have two trivial questions. Is there an option to add two blue lines to the effect summary plot? I want there to be a line at p=0,05 and p=0,001 beside the one at p=0,01. Like this: Is there a way to copy the interaction profiles to the graph builder? I don't like the format and want to change things, like the legend or the order of the x Labels Thanks in advance!
dt=Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
dt[1,1] is set to red
dt[1,2] is set to white
dt[1,1] is set to clear coloringThanks!
Redo Analysis from the the red triangle/Redo menu is great.It generates an exact copy of the current report. Is there also a possibility to get an exact copy of a report (e.g. Graph uilder Plot ) that is inside a Dashnoard?
- including the filters that were applied by the surrounding dashbord?
Redo Analysis from the the red triangle/Redo menu is great.It generates an exact copy of the current report. Is there also a possibility to get an exact copy of a report (e.g. Graph uilder Plot ) that is inside a Dashnoard?
- including the filters that were applied by the surrounding dashbord?
Hi,Is there a way for me and a collegue to work on the same JMP file in real time?We have JMP 17. Thanks!
Hello!For example, using large class data:
Compare the height column and the weight column to see which column fits the sinusoidal distribution better.
The parameters of the sine curve are random. Thanks!
When designing dsd with 49 factors and 4 additional runs. Why do I get 109 runs and not 105 runs?
In JMP 16 (Windows) , I removed the F1 hotkey from Help and set up as a new function using Custom Menus and Toolbars.I did the same in JMP 17 standard, and yet when I hit F1, I still get the Help browser link. Is there another place that F1 is set up that I am missing? Or is it hardcoded?
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