Fit Y by X Graphs created in a row rather than column?

[#1]

Hello,

The Fit Y by X when used to plot multiple Y,Responses and/or to plot multiple By variables, creates the plots in a single column.

I am wondering if there is way to make the plots appear in a row instead.

I have limited success trying to script such. But please if there are some methods to make this possible, please post.

thanks,

John

[#2]

look under the red triangle, and select "Arange in Rows".

[#3]

Hi Jim,

in the Graph > Cell Plots menu I do find:  it seems X,Grouping warns when using continuous data, and prefers nominal or ordinal. (I am plotting continuous data.)

In Fit Y by X, in the plots I am making, there are four graphs produced and these graphs are in a single column aka one column and four rows in my output window. I have an interest to have the four graphs in a single row aka, one row and four columns.

Thanks,

John

[#4]

After you have run your plots in Fit Y by X, you can go to the red triangle in the output, and select Rarange in Rows

Which will give you

What am I missing?

[#5]

Looks like what you're missing is you are using JMP Pro.

I am using JMP12. That is probably this issue.

At least that is what I suspect as to why I do not see that menu.

[#6]

I suspect you are correct.  Yes, I am running JMP Pro.  If running a script fits into your posibilities of a solution, here is a very simple script that will do what you want

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/semiconductor capability.jmp" );

ycolList = {"NPN1", "PNP1", "NPN2", "PNP2"};

New Window( "FIT By Y Outputs",
	H List Box(
		For( I = 1, i <= N Items( Ycollist ), i++,
			Oneway( Y( Column( dt,ycollist[i] ) ), X( :wafer ) )
		)
	)
)
;

[#7]

Hi Jim,



Your script was helpful. Thanks.

Example using the H List Box() in the following script does the trick:


////////
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "C:\Program Files\SAS\JMP\12\Samples\Data\Semiconductor Capability.jmp" );

dt:SITE << modeling type(continuous);
dt << select where (:lot_id == "lot1" | :lot_id == "lot2");
dt << invert row selection;
dt << hide;
dt << exclude;

dt << select where (:wafer == 1 | :wafer == 2);
dt << invert row selection;
dt << hide;
dt << exclude;
dt << clear select;

new window("example",
H List Box(
Bivariate( Y( :NPN1 ), X( :SITE ), by (:lot_id, :wafer) );
));

[#8]

Hi John,
You should see this function in JMP12 ("Arrange in Rows"). Click red triangle under "Fit Group".
Vlad

[#9]

Hi Vlad,



Could not find "Arrange in Rows" in the Bivariate Fit in JMP12. Maybe an example can show the detail.



However, the following script makes use the of horizontal list box:


////////
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "C:\Program Files\SAS\JMP\12\Samples\Data\Semiconductor Capability.jmp" );

dt:SITE << modeling type(continuous);
dt << select where (:lot_id == "lot1" | :lot_id == "lot2");
dt << invert row selection;
dt << hide;
dt << exclude;

dt << select where (:wafer == 1 | :wafer == 2);
dt << invert row selection;
dt << hide;
dt << exclude;
dt << clear select;

new window("example",
H List Box(
Bivariate( Y( :NPN1 ), X( :SITE ), by (:lot_id, :wafer) );
));

[#10]

Just as H List Box() created the horizontal layout that you prefer, Line Up Box( n cols, ... ) gives similar layout but allows you to have wrap the contents with n cols items per row.if it is getting too wide for you.