Hello everyone,
I would like to make a control chart without the LCL limit.
Is it possible to remove it?
Here is my script example:
KSigma( 9.87903978847575 ),
Chart Col( :"Y"n, P( LCL( -3 ) ) ),
SendToReport(...
Can someone help me with this?
Thanks a lot.
Sebastien
Usually the easiest way for simple cases is to first create the graph with JMP's interactive tools:
See if you can find the setting and make modifications and get the script from red triangle menu:
Control Chart Builder(
K Sigma(2.5),
Variables(Subgroup(:Sample), Y(:Weight)),
Chart(Position(1), Limits(Show Lower Limit(0))),
Chart(Position(2), Limits(Show Lower Limit(0)))
)
and see if the option appears in the script provided by JMP.
Not sure if this helps, but if you look up Control Chart Builder in the Scripting Index, it shows you how to turn on/off the limits. With that being said, I created a Control Chart, unticked "Show Lower Limit" and saved it back to the table. Inspecting the script, I could see how to turn of the lower limit:
Control Chart Builder( ... , Limits( Show Lower Limit( 0 ) ) ) )I think it would be useful if you could provide a complete overview of your script. The snippet above is hard to handle for me.
Usually the easiest way for simple cases is to first create the graph with JMP's interactive tools:
See if you can find the setting and make modifications and get the script from red triangle menu:
Control Chart Builder(
K Sigma(2.5),
Variables(Subgroup(:Sample), Y(:Weight)),
Chart(Position(1), Limits(Show Lower Limit(0))),
Chart(Position(2), Limits(Show Lower Limit(0)))
)
and see if the option appears in the script provided by JMP.
Not sure if this helps, but if you look up Control Chart Builder in the Scripting Index, it shows you how to turn on/off the limits. With that being said, I created a Control Chart, unticked "Show Lower Limit" and saved it back to the table. Inspecting the script, I could see how to turn of the lower limit:
Control Chart Builder( ... , Limits( Show Lower Limit( 0 ) ) ) )I think it would be useful if you could provide a complete overview of your script. The snippet above is hard to handle for me.