JMP16 : Column properties Spec Limits

[#1]

It appears once you have inserted spec limits into column properties JMP16 will not remove the spec limit column properties using the built in interface (Column info -> Column Properties -> Spec limits <Remove button>)

The only way I can remove the spec limits is by scripting it...  E.g., :Test << Delete Property( "Spec Limits" );

I have a bunch of Columns where I would normally select them all and using:  standardize attributes -> delete column properties -> spec limits would work.  But it no longer does.  Is there any way to delete spec limits without scripting?

[#2]

I'm using JMP Pro 16.1.0. With Semiconductor Capability dataset removing seems to work just fine.

Start:

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NPN1 after removing specification limit but not yet pressed Apply:

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After Apply:

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Using Standardize attributes for PNP1, PNP2, NPN2, NPN3:

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After pressing Apply:

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These seem to work fine in the JMP version I'm using.

[#3]

I also confirmed that the Standardize Attributes command still works with JMP 16.1. What steps were you using?

[#4]

I can right click on the column name to bring up the properties. 

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Click on Remove and nothing happens (or click on apply after clicking remove - nothing).

Or bring up standardize attributes 

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Click on remove and nothing again happens.

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Spec limits have not been removed.... 

The only way it seems to work for me is scripting...

E.g., 

dt=current data table();
Ncols= ncols();
for (i=1, i<=Ncols, i++,
  colx = column(i);
  colx << delete property ("spec limits");
);

[#5]

Here is my version.  Maybe 16.0.0 bug??

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[#6]

When you remove specification limit from only one column you must press the Remove button to remove the attribute and then Apply (or directly OK).

With Standardize attributes you will just choose attributes to remove (do not press Remove, it will remove the attribute you want to remove from the removal list) and then press Apply (or directly OK).

Could also be related to your JMP version, but I don't have access to JMP16.0 to test it out.

[#7]

Yep, that does not work for me.  I am going to probably say it is the version I am running.

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[#8]

I would suggest contacting JMP support [email protected] unless you can update to 16.1 and test that.

[#9 · Accepted solution]

I downloaded and installed the JMP16.1 updater... It now works!! 

I can now add/remove spec limits via the user interfaces.