Could you provide more information? Which graph you want to name and how you want to name it?
In general I use Group X for "naming" my graphs when I have Local Data Filter. This helps users to see how it has been filtered, especially helpful if there is lots of options.
Thanks for the reply. In your example, I would like to take the graph title "height vs. age" and replace it with the selected filter "F".
Thanks again!
This will require scripting to my knowledge and it wasn't as simple as I thought it would be... hopefully there are easier methods to do this than the example I have here:
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
gb = dt << Graph Builder(
Size(529, 451),
Show Control Panel(0),
Variables(X(:age), Y(:height)),
Elements(Points(X, Y, Legend(11))),
);
filter = gb << Local Data Filter(Add Filter(columns(:sex), Where(:sex == "F")));
//filter = gb << Local Data Filter(Add Filter(columns(:age), Where(:age == 12)));
f = Function({a},
cur_filter_script = filter << Get Script;
filtered_values = Parse(Word(2, Char(Arg(Arg(Arg(cur_filter_script, 1), 2), 1)), "=="));
If(Type(filtered_values) == "List",
num_to_str = Transform Each({val}, filtered_values, char(val));
title = Concat Items(num_to_str, ", ");
,
title = char(filtered_values);
);
// set title changes wrong text (outline box)
// but << Show Title() controls correct one
// so we edit report layer
Report(gb)[TextEditBox(1)] << Set Text(title);
);
rs = filter << Make Filter Change Handler(f);
Awesome! Thank you. I'll give this a shot.