Highlight on wafer map

[#1]

Hi,

Is there a way to select the region on the wafer map like a wedge shape (yellow region in the snippet) across the 4th quadrant of the circle between 4'o clock to 5'o clock?

I am aware of doing lasso selection but I am wondering if I can do a more symmetric selection using formula or jsl way?

 Thanks,

[#2]

The solution might be easier in polar coordinates. Create two new data columns with the radius and angle for each data point. Plot the data using the new coordinates and see if the target rows are easier to identify with a lower and upper bound on the radius and angle.  You can interactively try different selection criteria using a data filter. The selected rows would define the targets in the original Cartesian coordinates of the wafer map.

[#3]

You could add quickselector buttons to the plot - like in this post :
https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/How-to-use-multiple-columns-with-shape/m-p/745037/highlight...

Just define a formula for your segment and use the 0/1 to add data points as controls outside of your wafermap.

[#4]

Was going to post this.  This is probably the best solution for this problem.

You can use the Die (x,y) coordinates to compute radius and angle formula columns, and data filter on those columns.

[#5]

Disadvantage of the data filter (the Local one) : select is disabled.

Here is a wish to make this mode available:
https://community.jmp.com/t5/JMP-Wish-List/Local-Data-Filter-don-t-disable-the-SELECT-option/idi-p/5...

[#6]

Thank you'll for your suggestions!