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lehaofeng
Level V

How to make the histogram more intuitive?

I use the distribution command to get a histogram for a column of data.

There are two problems:

firstly, after fitting the distribution, the distribution curve is not displayed completely, the upper part of the curve is truncated and you need to manually drag and drop the axes to see it;

secondly, after adding the upper and lower limits, you need to manually drag and drop to see it.

How to fix these problems automatically with JSL.

 

Many thanks!!!

 

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Byron_JMP
Staff

Re: How to make the histogram more intuitive?

A really simple solution would be to edit the column property, axis settings. 

For the column of interest you could set the min and max axis to just a little outside your spec limits.

 

If you had to do this for a lot of columns, then a little JSL could help. In this case you could add the axis settings' min and max as the lower and upper spec limit.    Check the scripting index for some examples.  (Help>Scripting index)

 

JMP Systems Engineer, Health and Life Sciences (Pharma)

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Byron_JMP
Staff

Re: How to make the histogram more intuitive?

A really simple solution would be to edit the column property, axis settings. 

For the column of interest you could set the min and max axis to just a little outside your spec limits.

 

If you had to do this for a lot of columns, then a little JSL could help. In this case you could add the axis settings' min and max as the lower and upper spec limit.    Check the scripting index for some examples.  (Help>Scripting index)

 

JMP Systems Engineer, Health and Life Sciences (Pharma)