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rallyjo
Level I

How to create a stacked pareto chart?

Example:

Series 1: Numeric data (Quantity)

Series 2: Categorical (Supplier)

Series 3: Categorical (Design)


Would like to have a pareto of Qty(Y axis)  by supplier (X axis) with "design" as stacked column. I have JMP9.

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jy8
jy8
Level II

Re: How to create a stacked pareto chart?

Can also  be done with Graph Builder :

9687_Capture_stacked_pareto_2JPG.JPG

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msharp
Super User (Alumni)

Re: How to create a stacked pareto chart?

I too have this same question.  Doesn't look like it's possible.


I have found a work around by running a summary table and then using graph builder to make the display come out correct, but it would be way nicer if I could easily have a second category in the pareto chart function.

9667_stacked_pareto.png

jy8
jy8
Level II

Re: How to create a stacked pareto chart?

You can use the Chart platform and select the Stack Bars option :

9683_Capture_stacked_pareto.JPG

jy8
jy8
Level II

Re: How to create a stacked pareto chart?

Can also  be done with Graph Builder :

9687_Capture_stacked_pareto_2JPG.JPG

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