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• Do you know why my script fully runs when I run it manually but it does not work when I run it from a command in the toolbar?

  Hi Guys, I have this script that works 100% when I run it manually. When I run it from the toolbar(automatically) it does not run the last section. Do you have an idea of why this is happening? I added a comment in the script in the point is not working anymore://STARTING FROM HERE THE SCRIPT DOES NOT RUN IN TOOLBAR MODE //Script for GRR Anlaysis for Qual Data names = {}; //prueba={}; Repeatabili...

  CrownofTears

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  Jan 22, 2024 8:13 PM

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• How to combine multiple plots in 1 tab using JSL

  Hi, I have two different plots and I would like to combine them in one tab on my journal. dt=open("$SAMPLE_DATA/big class.jmp"); // Plot 1 biv = dt << Bivariate( invisible, Y( :height ), X( :weight ), By( :sex ) ); // Create the window, with the first tab nw=New Window("Tabs", text box("here are the tabs"), tb = Tab Box((report(biv[1])[outlinebox(1)])<<get title ,report(biv[1]))); //Plot 2 biv2...

  UserID16644

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  Jan 22, 2024 7:30 PM

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• Setting Spec Limits with USL=LSL?

  Hi.  I have a data table column consisting of coded integer values.  For example, a "0" indicates "OK", and other numbers indicate some kind of issue.  I would like to set spec limits of (0,0) for this column, but JMP issues a "Consistency Error" when I try this and will not let me have the USL be less than or equal to the LSL.  I know I could just set the limits to be something like (-0.1, +0.1),...

  nikles

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  Jan 22, 2024 5:27 PM

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• For Each Loop across multiple associative arrays

  Hi, I'm struggling with the syntax for a For Each loop across multiple associative arrays. For example:q = ["q1"=>11, "q2"=>22, "q3"=>33]; w = ["w1"=>1111, "w2"=>2222, "w3"=>3333];For single array, just for reference:For Each( {a, i}, q, Show( i, a ) ); // retrieves indices and keys For Each( { {a, b}, i }, q, Show( i, a, b ) ); // retrieves indices, keys and valuesAnalogously, across two arrays i...

  AlterEgo

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  Jan 22, 2024 11:08 AM

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• how to show "nonparametric overlay" in the output of "Fit life by x"?

  I tried to do “Fit life by X” (fit TTF by voltage), but in the output, somehow “nonparametric overlay” did not show up. I was hoping to see the probability of failure vs time at 80V, 50V, and 15V (use condition), but that plot was not included in the output. I attached the report here. If anyone can take a look and point out went wrong, that would be great. Thank you!

  RenZ

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  Jan 22, 2024 10:02 AM

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