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VincentBechard
Level III

Best simple way to create stacked separate trend charts (no control chart calculations)?

 
Vincent Béchard, MASc.
Associate, Analytical Decision Specialist
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VincentBechard
Level III

Re: Best simple way to create stacked separate trend charts (no control chart calculations)?

Thank you very much @txnelson !!!

 

This setup gives me exactly what I was looking for : 

VincentBechard_0-1618589615393.png

 

Just hoping the Overlay charts won't disappear in a future release!

Vincent Béchard, MASc.
Associate, Analytical Decision Specialist

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VincentBechard
Level III

Re: Best simple way to create stacked separate trend charts (no control chart calculations)?

Since JMP 15, I can't find an easy way to generate many trend charts at once. In older days, I used the "Overlay Charts" which was super fast and convenient. For big datasets, it was the best tool : no control chart calculations, just line plots for all the variables on separate charts. Is there something to replace that capability in JMP 16?
Vincent Béchard, MASc.
Associate, Analytical Decision Specialist
Georg
Level VII

Re: Best simple way to create stacked separate trend charts (no control chart calculations)?

You can use fit y by x,

it will generate one chart for each x with a few clicks.

 

Georg_0-1618588487979.png

 

Georg
txnelson
Super User

Re: Best simple way to create stacked separate trend charts (no control chart calculations)?

If you go to 

     File=>Preferences=>Platforms=>Overlay

you can uncheck the 

     Use Graph Builder (default on)

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and you will be able to go back to your old version of Overlay Plot

 

You can also stack your columns, and then use the "Dialog" button on the Graph Builder window, to use a traditional dialog box and specify a By column to get a separate graph for each of the stacked columns.

Jim
VincentBechard
Level III

Re: Best simple way to create stacked separate trend charts (no control chart calculations)?

Thank you very much @txnelson !!!

 

This setup gives me exactly what I was looking for : 

VincentBechard_0-1618589615393.png

 

Just hoping the Overlay charts won't disappear in a future release!

Vincent Béchard, MASc.
Associate, Analytical Decision Specialist