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With Fit to Window turned off, how to keep x-axis and legends always visible while scrolling in Graph Builder?

leonjmp — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 06:25:09 GMT

Hi JMP community, I would like to make a very large Graph Builder with many graphs sharing the same x-axis, stacked vertically with their own y-axes. Fit to Window has to be turned off, so that individual graphs will not be too small, and I can scroll through them. But it is difficult to refer to x-axis and the graph legends. Example attached using sample data. Is there a solution to keep the x-axis and legends always visible while scrolling? Something similar to putting a "scroll lock" on a column in a large data table

Re: With Fit to Window turned off, how to keep x-axis and legends always visible while scrolling in Graph Builder?

jthi — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 07:15:24 GMT

You could stack your data and then use Page

Other option could be to use Column Switcher but then you can only view one column at the time

Re: With Fit to Window turned off, how to keep x-axis and legends always visible while scrolling in Graph Builder?

Ben_BarrIngh — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 07:17:00 GMT

Hi @leonjmp ,

I don't think there's a native way to achieve that without scripting - but this a great idea and I think would be good to add to the JMP Wish List.

Thanks,

Ben

Re: With Fit to Window turned off, how to keep x-axis and legends always visible while scrolling in Graph Builder?

leonjmp — Fri, 22 Aug 2025 01:04:18 GMT

Thanks for the workaround suggestions. Both options are not ideal since I have to do this frequently and quickly for large number of parameters. But they work for the meantime. I would still file a wishlist for improvement

Re: With Fit to Window turned off, how to keep x-axis and legends always visible while scrolling in Graph Builder?

jthi — Fri, 22 Aug 2025 04:43:00 GMT

It would still be a workaround, but you could create a script to create the plots for you to make it slightly faster and easier.