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wilsonliao233
Level II

How do I define spec limits by data category in variability chart

Hi,

How can I draw spec limits(red line) by data category in variability chart as below example?  The red line was done by manual in pptx.

Attach jmp file data for reference. Appreciate for your reply. Thanks.

 

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wilsonliao233
Level II

Re: How do I define spec limits by data category in variability chart

Refer to attachments for test data and script.

jthi
Super User

Re: How do I define spec limits by data category in variability chart

Like I said earlier, easiest option is to create new grouping column and use that in your Summary table. It might also be enough to just get sum of the n categories over multiple groups

curcount = Sum(dt_summary[i, {"Leg", "Layer"}]);
-Jarmo

Re: How do I define spec limits by data category in variability chart

Hi there,
If you're looking for a scripting-free solution and okay with using Graph Builder, it actually handles multi-level spec limits by category  — just make sure your spec limits are structured accordingly (e.g., via column property).

If you specifically want to stay with Variability Chart, this behavior isn’t built-in in core JMP — but it is supported in YieldOptiX, a plugin developed for test data analysis. It adds support for category-based spec limits directly in the Variability Chart.

So both options (Graph Builder or Variability Chart with grouped limits) are supported depending on your preferred interface — just depends on what fits your process best.

 

 

 

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