How to make multi-row dashboards with JSL?

[#1]

I saved the script for manually creating the dashboard to the data table and closed the data table
Reopening the table and executing the script was unsuccessful.

Thanks Experts!

dt=Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
p1=dt<< Graph Builder(Transform Column("row",Formula(Row())),Size(500,100),Show Control Panel(0),Show Legend(0),Show Title(0),Show Footer(0),Show X Axis(0),Show Y Axis(0),Show X Axis Title(0),Show Y Axis Title(0),Variables(X(:row),Y(:height)),Elements(Line(X,Y,Legend(5))));
p2=dt<< Graph Builder(Transform Column("row",Formula(Row())),Size(500,100),Show Control Panel(0),Show Legend(0),Show Title(0),Show Footer(0),Show X Axis(0),Show Y Axis(0),Show X Axis Title(0),Show Y Axis Title(0),Variables(X(:row),Y(:weight)),Elements(Line(X,Y,Legend(5))));

[#2]

• This is the saved JSL

• Graph Builder(
  	Size( 401, 40 ),
  	Show Control Panel( 0 ),
  	Show Legend( 0 ),
  	Show Title( 0 ),
  	Show Footer( 0 ),
  	Show X Axis( 0 ),
  	Show Y Axis( 0 ),
  	Show X Axis Title( 0 ),
  	Show Y Axis Title( 0 ),
  	Variables( X( Transform Column( "row", Formula( Row() ) ) ), Y( :weight ) ),
  	Elements( Line( X, Y, Legend( 5 ) ) )
  )

[#3]

If my data table has 40 columns and I need to make this form of dashboard, how do I script it

Thanks!

[#4]

Is it necessary to use Application Builder? It might be easier to just build new window and append reports to that

Names Default To Here(1);

dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");

gb_expr = Expr(dt << Graph Builder(
	Transform Column("row", Formula(Row())),
	Size(500, 100),
	Show Control Panel(0),
	Show Legend(0),
	Show Title(0),
	Show Footer(0),
	Show X Axis(0),
	Show Y Axis(0),
	Show X Axis Title(0),
	Show Y Axis Title(0),
	Variables(X(:row), Y(:height)),
	Elements(Line(X, Y, Legend(5)))
));

lub = Lineup Box(N Col(1));

For(i = 1, i <= 10, i++,
	lub << append(gb_expr)
);

nw = new window("",
	lub
);

[#5]

Thank jthi !

• Can this name of each window be hidden?

[#6]

Yes they can. How you might want to do it depends on your application, below is one option using XPath

(nw << XPath("//OutlineBox[text() = 'Graph Builder']")) << Set Title("");

[#7]

• I still haven't succeeded with the full executable JSL

• Thanks Experts!

dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
dt << New Column( "col1", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
dt << New Column( "col2", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
dt << New Column( "col3", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
dt << New Column( "col4", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
dt << New Column( "col5", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
dt << New Column( "col6", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
dt << New Column( "col7", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
dt << New Column( "col8", Numeric, Continuous, Set Formula( Col Shuffle() ) );
//??
gb_expr = Expr(dt << Graph Builder(
Transform Column("row", Formula(Row())),
Size(500, 100),
Show Control Panel(0),
Show Legend(0),
Show Title(0),
Show Footer(0),
Show X Axis(0),
Show Y Axis(0),
Show X Axis Title(0),
Show Y Axis Title(0),
Variables(X(:row), Y(:height)),
Elements(Line(X, Y, Legend(5)))
));

lub = Lineup Box(N Col(1));
p2=dt<< Graph Builder(Transform Column("row",Formula(Row())),Size(500,100),Show Control Panel(0),Show Legend(0),Show Title(0),Show Footer(0),Show X Axis(0),Show Y Axis(0),Show X Axis Title(0),Show Y Axis Title(0),Variables(X(:row),Y(:weight)),Elements(Line(X,Y,Legend(5))));
(p2 << XPath("//OutlineBox[text() = '图形生成器']")) << Set Title("");
lub = Lineup Box(N Col(1));

lub << append(gb_expr)
……
nw = new window("",
lub
);

(nw << XPath("//OutlineBox[text() = '图形生成器']")) << Set Title("");

[#8]

Report(platform)["图形生成器"]

[#9]

It can be hidden, but how to write multiple columns in JSL is still not successful.

[#10]

You have to slow down a little bit, explain what you need in small steps. Currently you are asking for multiple different things which all have different solutions as it seems like the goal is changing all the time just a little (makes providing robust solution very difficult).