Question About Accessing Underlying Data from Analysis Plots

[#1]

I have a question regarding JMP’s analysis outputs.

When creating models (e.g., using “Fit Model”), JMP 18.2.1 provides several plots such as Actual by Predicted, Leverage Plots etc. These visualizations are very useful, but I am wondering if there is a way to access or extract the underlying data used to generate these graphs.

I am aware of the “Copy Graph” option, which allows exporting the plots as images. However, I could not find a way to directly obtain the raw data points behind the graphs.

It is possible that I may be missing an existing feature or workflow. If so, I would greatly appreciate any guidance on how to retrieve or reconstruct the data used in these plots.

If such functionality is not currently available, it would be very helpful to have options such as:

- Way to export or copy the underlying data points for subplots
- “Copy Data” feature alongside “Copy Graph”

[#2]

If such functionality is not currently available, it would be very helpful to have options such as: -> JMP Wish List 

I'm pretty sure the data is always the table you use to run the platform (with extra calculations of course). Sometimes you can get the data points by accessing the different segments in the plots, such as Marker Seg.

[#3]

Please see the documentation for the Fit Least Squares platform regarding saving data columns with regression results.