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]

Utilizing Stacked Data table makes creating something like this easier

[#3]

I tried, but couldn't figure out how to stack it.

Ask an expert for instructions.

Thank you very much!

[#4]

Use Multiple series stack

Then create grouping column from one of the label columns, rename columns as needed, remove as needed and create a plot

[#5]

OK、I see

Thank jthi !

[#6]

This creation of graph groups seems to be the default setting for many systems.
For example, the label column in this graph is the default sort

Do I want the graph to be sorted by the label of the original data table and can only be numbered in the label column of the data table?For example, the labels in the data table are sorted by C, D, A, B, E, and the graphs are also sorted by this, which can only be modified in the data table to :1C, 2D, 3A, 4B, 5E.

Setting transparency is also ineffective.

Thanks!

[#7]

Use Value Order column property for the ordering.