How to create different spec limits for different category in the group by item

[#1]

file_path = pick file( 

    "Select Excel File", "$Documents", 

    {"All Files|jmp;jsl;xlsx;xlsm", "JMP Files|jmp;jsl", "Excel Files|*"}, 

    1, //select item 

    0, //save file 

    "Daily_Cpk.xlsx", //selected by default 

); 

dt = open(file_path); 

//Xaxis = {"db_data_source_cd"};

Yaxis = {"offset_micron"}; 

//data = {"datatag_cd"};

summarize(uparam=by(datatag_cd));

nw = new window("Daily Line Machine Cpk",

    Distribution(

        Stack(1),

            Continuous Distribution(

                Column(:offset_micron),

                Horizontal Layout(1),

                Vertical(0),

                    Capability Analysis(

//Spec Limits(

datatag_cd[i] == "THA_X", LSL( -150 ), USL( 150 ),

datatag_cd[i] == "THA_Y", LSL( -150 ), USL( 150 ),

datatag_cd[i] == "THA_Theta", LSL( -300 ), USL( 300 ),

//)

                    )  

            ),

            By(:db_data_source_cd,:datatag_cd)

    )

);

The code is working, only left the part for datatag_cd: parameter for X and Y, I would like to set the limit to +-150. However, the charts generated are all spec limits for Theta only. How do I make the spec limit works?

[#2]

I would most likely send separate messages to separate distribution platforms. Script below might give some ideas

Names Default To Here(1);

dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Variability Data/2 Factors Crossed.jmp");
 
nw = New Window("Daily Line Machine Cpk",
	dists = dt << Distribution(
		Stack(1),
		Continuous Distribution(
			Column(:Measurement),
			Horizontal Layout(1),
			Vertical(0),
		),
		By(:operator)
	)
);

specs = Associative Array();
specs["Cindy"] = {0.2, 2};
specs["George"] = {0.3, 3};
specs["Tom"] = {0.4, 4};

For Each({dist}, dists,
	cur_report = Report(dist);
	curname = Word(-1, cur_report[OutlineBox(1)] << get title, "=");
	Eval(EvalExpr(
		dist << Capability Analysis(
			LSL(Expr(specs[curname][1])),
			USL(Expr(specs[curname][2]))
		)
	));
	cur_report[AxisBox(1)] << Min(specs[curname][1] - 0.2);
	cur_report[AxisBox(1)] << Max(specs[curname][2] + 0.2);
);

Depending on what type of report you need, you might want to also check other platforms JMP has to offer: process capability, process screening (some might require you to split your data though)