Bar Graph - Stacking Multiple Columns with Discrete Categories

[#1]

I'm trying to determine RFT of parts based on the value against spec limits. I've been able to create custom transform columns in the graph builder using the following JSL script:

vars = expr(Variables());

dataSheet = "....CENSORED.jmp";
dt = Open(dataSheet);
colnames = dt << get column group( "Data" );

For( i = 1, i <= nitems(colnames), i++,
	
	colName = Char(colnames[i]);
	
	insert into(vars, 
		eval expr( 
			X(
				Transform Column(
					expr(char(colName)),
					Character,
					Nominal,
					Formula(
						lsl = (expr(parse(colName)) << get property( "Spec Limits" ))["LSL"];
						usl = (expr(parse(colName)) << get property( "Spec Limits" ))["USL"];
						If( expr(parse(colName)) < lsl | expr(parse(colName)) > usl,
							"Bad",
							"Good"
						);
					)
				)
			)	
		)  
	);	
);

gb = Eval Expr(
	Graph Builder(
		Show Control Panel( 1 ),
		Expr( Name Expr( vars ) )
	)
);

for(j = 1, j <= nitems(colNames), j++,
	insert into(gb,
		eval expr(
			Elements(
				Position( expr(j), 1 ),
				Bar(
					X,
					Legend( 3 ),
					Bar Style( "Stacked" ),
					Summary Statistic( "% of Total" )
				)
			)
		)
	);
);

gb;

This produces a virtual column for each column in the table with "Good" or "Bad" depending whether that feature was outside the spec limits. The problem is when I plot this using the Bar Chart I can't get the columns to stack:

What I'd like to see is something like this:

I can't see a way of doing this without losing connection to the original data table (ie, creating a summary style table that calculates the good/bad percentage separately)!

Help!

[#2]

Have you tried a mosaic plot?

[#3]

Unfortunately the Mosaic function doesn't work either:

[#4]

 

So Mosaic might work, as demonstrated with this test data, but the direction of the bars in incorrect. There's no option to change this direction that I can see of

[#5]

You need to get your data into the correct format.  I'm guessing you want a separate bar for FT1 and FT2, right?  You need to stack those columns (Tables > Stack).  Almost everything in JMP needs to be in long format.  I started with your table from the screen shot and produced this: