Hello everyone,
I hope you're doing well. I'm facing an issue creating a script to generate a Pareto plot from a table that I want to filter by dates (date1 and date2).
As a first step, I called my table using:
dt2 = Open( "/D:/Project JMP/Tables/Table NOK PY.jmp", invisible );Next :
dt2_top5 = dt2 << Summary(
Group( :Date, :Ref Produit, :ProductName, :Baie, :ICT_FCT, :CodeError),
Freq( "Aucun(e)" ),
Weight( "Aucun(e)" ),
output table name( "Table2 Top 5" ),
invisible
);
// Subset of data for Pareto plot filtered by Date
dt_pareto_subset = dt2_top5 << Select Where( Num( Char( :Date ) ) >= Num( date1 ) & Num( Char( :Date ) ) < Num( date2 ) );
dt_pareto_subset = dt2_top5 << Subset(
Selected Rows(1),
Columns(:CodeError),
output table name("Pareto Subset"),
invisible
);and i did creat the Pareto plot in my window :
Border Box(Left(25), Top(50), Bottom(200),
V List Box(
// Add the Pareto plot here
paretoPlot = dt_pareto_subset << Pareto Plot(
Y( :CodeError ),
Freq( "Freq" ),
Show Percents( 1 ),
Show Cumulative Line( 1 )
),
)
)but after i lanched my script i did get this error :
The script object is expected when accessing or evaluating "Send", dt_pareto_subset << /*###*/
Pareto Plot(
Y(:CodeError),
Freq("Freq"),
Show Percents(1),
Show Cumulative Line(1)
)/*###*/
I have a small code snippet that generates a Pareto plot. Currently, I have to manually select the data table each time, and I cannot apply a date filter :
Pareto Plot(
Cause( :CodeError ),
SendToReport(
Dispatch( {"Plots"}, "Pareto Report", FrameBox, {Frame Size( 1555, 725 )} )
)
);
Thank you all for your help,
Best regards,
Yass
Accepted Solutions
There should be no need for the num and char to num conversions.
Maybe something like this?
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$DOWNLOADS/DB.jmp");
yday = Date Increment(Today(), "day", -1, "start");
tday = Date Increment(Today(), "day", 0, "start");
dt_top5 = dt << Summary(
Group(:Date, :Ref Produit, :Baie, :ICT_FCT, :Result, :CodeError),
Freq("Aucun(e)"),
Weight("Aucun(e)"),
output table name("Table Top 5")
);
rows_of_interest = dt_top5 << Get Rows Where(yday <= :Date <= tday);
show(rows_of_interest);
dt_pareto_subset = dt_top5 << Subset(
Rows(rows_of_interest),
Selected Columns(0),
Output Table("Pareto Subset")
);
pp = dt_pareto_subset << Pareto Plot(Cause(:CodeError), Freq(:N Rows));
You could also create paretoplot from your initial table (filtering can require a bit of work)
dt << Pareto Plot(
Cause(:CodeError),
Local Data Filter(
Add Filter(
columns(:Date),
Where(:Date == 3805056000),
Display(:Date, N Items(4))
)
)
);There should be no need for the num and char to num conversions.
Maybe something like this?
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$DOWNLOADS/DB.jmp");
yday = Date Increment(Today(), "day", -1, "start");
tday = Date Increment(Today(), "day", 0, "start");
dt_top5 = dt << Summary(
Group(:Date, :Ref Produit, :Baie, :ICT_FCT, :Result, :CodeError),
Freq("Aucun(e)"),
Weight("Aucun(e)"),
output table name("Table Top 5")
);
rows_of_interest = dt_top5 << Get Rows Where(yday <= :Date <= tday);
show(rows_of_interest);
dt_pareto_subset = dt_top5 << Subset(
Rows(rows_of_interest),
Selected Columns(0),
Output Table("Pareto Subset")
);
pp = dt_pareto_subset << Pareto Plot(Cause(:CodeError), Freq(:N Rows));
You could also create paretoplot from your initial table (filtering can require a bit of work)
dt << Pareto Plot(
Cause(:CodeError),
Local Data Filter(
Add Filter(
columns(:Date),
Where(:Date == 3805056000),
Display(:Date, N Items(4))
)
)
);