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Level VI

Direct visualization of summary table results

I would like to know how to visualize aggregated results directly.

 

For example, let's say I want to obtain the maximum value of the ethanol per batch (fermentation sample data set).

 

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As of today, I create a summary table or perform a tabulate analysis before doing the graph.

 

Data Table( "Fermentation Process" ) << Summary(
	Group( :BatchID ),
	Max( :Ethanol ),
	Freq( "None" ),
	Weight( "None" )
)

One point per batch.

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However, I can use a JMP  formula with column functions grouped by variables.

Col Maximum( :Ethanol, :BatchID )

If I plot these, I will have the aggregated result repeated (sample points per batch).

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Any ideas on how to plot the aggregated results directly so I have one point per batch?

 

I prefer to avoid having to handle several data tables.

 

 

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FN
FN
Level VI

Re: Direct visualization of summary table results

It was really simple.

 

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FN
Level VI

Re: Direct visualization of summary table results

It was really simple.

 

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