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TingChen
Level I

How to show value for certain points in Graph Builder

Hi, I am using Graph Builder to plot values for two populations (Blue vs Blue), is there a way to only show the value of all the blue points but not blacks.  Thanks. 

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ih
Super User (Alumni) ih
Super User (Alumni)

Re: How to show value for certain points in Graph Builder

In your data table, select the column you want to show the label for and select 'Label/Unlabel'.  You could create a custom column here to bring multiple values together in a formatted string, like 'Point 7 (123.4 lb)'.

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Next select the rows you want to label and right click on a row header and select 'Label/Unlabel'.

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Now redraw your graph and you should see only the blue points labeled:

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Georg
Level VII

Re: How to show value for certain points in Graph Builder

Just in addition to what @ih said:

Here I just:

  • opened Big Class
  • unset label for name column and set label for age column (to show a certain value)
  • execute that script for GraphBuilder in the example
  • left click on Legend "F" Female to select group, you see the dots highlighted
  • right click on one of the blue dots to set label state of the blue dots (= blue rows in data table)

see also screenshot. There are many ways in JMP, most are also intuitive.

 

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Georg

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