Labeling data on split Y-axis

[#1]

JMP 15.1.0

Sorry if this has been answered before.

I have a graph built on graphbuilder with split y-axis (eg Temperature (y-axis1), Humidity (y-axis2) vs day). I want to add data labels showing the datapoint values for each series with its respective data (ie Temperature datapoints labeled with temperature values and Humidity datapoints labeled with humidity values).

What I get is both series labeled with ether temperature values OR humidity values depending on which column I select for labeling. If I select both temperature and humidity columns for labeling, I get labels for both values separated by a comma.

How can I get data labels for only the value represented by series (ie temperature data only labeled with temperature value, humidity data labeled by only humidity values)?

Thank you,

Howard

[#2 · Accepted solution]

One way would most likely be to stack the data with humidity and temperature (Tables menu / Stack) and add label (and marker) to the stacked data.

Example from Big Class sample data:

Non-stacked:

One way to plot from stacked (depending on how you need to do visualization play around with Label in different places to get different kind of graphs)

Using Page with Label

Also see this topic:

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/How-to-add-value-label-to-points/m-p/250689/highlight/true#...

and https://www.jmp.com/support/help/en/15.1/#page/jmp/label-rows-and-columns.shtml

Edit:

Also maybe Bar chart with Bar Style: Float could work:

[#3]

Thanks Jithi for the quick reply!

The bar chart method works well, but the lines as markers is a bit distracting.

I tried stacking the data and putting the "label" column in the "group y" feature. This also works, but it also synchronizes the two y-axes. This is not good for values that have very different ranges (eg Temperature in 10's and Humidity in 0.1's).

Do you know of any work around for the synchronized axis issue?

Thanks, again,

Howard

[#4]

I haven't figured out how to disable the synchonization of two y-axes. You could go with the Label in Page and then make graphs as close to each other has possible (or attempt to script two graph builders close to each other).