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Bar chart

Here is the data structure (Test.jmp) and result picture from the platform "Fit Y by X" (Test.jpg). JMP 14

 

Test.jpg

 

I would like to get the same picture, but with the SEPARATION bars (statistical analysis does not interest). 

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Re: Bar chart

So, like this (made with Graph Builder):

Bars.PNG

I left all of the options on so that you can see how this was created. Day on the X-axis. Grades went into an overlay. Number goes into the Frequency role. Used the bar chart graphing element. Bar style is stacked with % of factor as the summary statistic.

Dan Obermiller

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Re: Bar chart

So, like this (made with Graph Builder):

Bars.PNG

I left all of the options on so that you can see how this was created. Day on the X-axis. Grades went into an overlay. Number goes into the Frequency role. Used the bar chart graphing element. Bar style is stacked with % of factor as the summary statistic.

Dan Obermiller
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Re: Bar chart

Thank You! How to get the Y-axis exactly like yours? I have not  "% factor" (only "% Total")

 

Test2.jpg

 

Re: Bar chart

I'm sorry. The % of Factor is a version 15 feature. I forgot that it is not available in version 14. So, to get this in version 14, you will need to add a column to your data table with this formula: 

:Number / Col Sum( :Number, :Day )

You will then use this new column as the Y-variable. If you choose the Percent format for this column, the bar chart should look like you want.

Dan Obermiller