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dileepkr
Level III

Generating graph builder graphs in a for loop

Hi,

 

I am building a JMP app to generate multiple graphs out of an xlsx workbook, let me give a bit of background on the architecture of my code.

1. Each graph comes out of a JSL script which contains a function that takes datatable as input and returns graph builder ref as output.

2. On top level, I have a for loop on the datatables I need graphs for and I construct a function call and execute EVAL(func_call) inside the for loop.

3. I am putting each of the graph in a tabbed page in a tab box.

 

The problem I am facing is, the for loop in the main function stops execution right after the first graph is generated through EVAL(func_call) 

Could anyone please help me in understanding why for loop exits out of looping after 1st graph is generated and how to fix this?

 

Thanks in advance!

Dileep

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Generating graph builder graphs in a for loop

Is it possible that the variable used in your For() loop (i.e. I=1,i<=25,i++), is being used elsewhere in your JSL, and it is changing the index value?
Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Generating graph builder graphs in a for loop

Is it possible that the variable used in your For() loop (i.e. I=1,i<=25,i++), is being used elsewhere in your JSL, and it is changing the index value?
Jim
dileepkr
Level III

Re: Generating graph builder graphs in a for loop

Thank you so much, that solved my problem! I will be more aware of this in future :)

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