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JMP does reset the graph settings sometimes when "big" changes are done to the graph. In this case if I remember correctly, JMP will set the line width to one for the first line and when you add Overlay it will keep default settings for the rest of the lines. You can go to edit Legend, select all your lines and set them to width of one. If this is something you wish to do very often, you could write small script to change the line width for all of your lines
You can also set Line Width to 1 from preferences but I think it might be bugged when you use it for lines like this (plotting over multiple x-columns). @XanGregg
Names Default To Here(1);
segs = Current Report()[FrameBox(1)] << Find Segs();
For Each({seg}, segs,
If(seg << Class Name == "LineSeg",
seg << Set Line Width(1);
);
);
JMP does reset the graph settings sometimes when "big" changes are done to the graph. In this case if I remember correctly, JMP will set the line width to one for the first line and when you add Overlay it will keep default settings for the rest of the lines. You can go to edit Legend, select all your lines and set them to width of one. If this is something you wish to do very often, you could write small script to change the line width for all of your lines
You can also set Line Width to 1 from preferences but I think it might be bugged when you use it for lines like this (plotting over multiple x-columns). @XanGregg
Names Default To Here(1);
segs = Current Report()[FrameBox(1)] << Find Segs();
For Each({seg}, segs,
If(seg << Class Name == "LineSeg",
seg << Set Line Width(1);
);
);