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Level VI

Re-arranging menus in distribution platform

The distribution platform has multiple options and results that can be added, collapsed, and removed.

 

Is there a simple way to reorganize where they are? For example, moving a table below a graph.

It is common to have the results taking more space than the size of the window.

 

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jthi
Super User

Re: Re-arranging menus in distribution platform

You can drag and drop it to create a copy of outline box but you will loose out on the red triangle (and getting the correct place is a bit clunky)

jthi_0-1697796138114.png

Same does happen when scripting

Names Default To Here(1);

dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");

dist = dt << Distribution(
	Stack(1),
	Continuous Distribution(Column(:weight), Horizontal Layout(1), Vertical(0))
);

rep = Report(dist);

sumstat = rep[OutlineBox("Summary Statistics")];

rep[OutlineBox("weight"), ListBox(2)] << Set Horizontal(0);
rep[OutlineBox("weight"), ListBox(2)] << Append(sumstat << clone box());
sumstat << Visibility("Collapse");

jthi_2-1697796398786.png

 

Moving both tables is bit easier as you can change change the List Box properties but I think this isn't captured by JMP either

jthi_1-1697796301122.png

 

A bit related Is there a way to move the default distributions chart "Quantiles" & "Summary Statistics" into the s... 

 

-Jarmo

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jthi
Super User

Re: Re-arranging menus in distribution platform

You can drag and drop it to create a copy of outline box but you will loose out on the red triangle (and getting the correct place is a bit clunky)

jthi_0-1697796138114.png

Same does happen when scripting

Names Default To Here(1);

dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");

dist = dt << Distribution(
	Stack(1),
	Continuous Distribution(Column(:weight), Horizontal Layout(1), Vertical(0))
);

rep = Report(dist);

sumstat = rep[OutlineBox("Summary Statistics")];

rep[OutlineBox("weight"), ListBox(2)] << Set Horizontal(0);
rep[OutlineBox("weight"), ListBox(2)] << Append(sumstat << clone box());
sumstat << Visibility("Collapse");

jthi_2-1697796398786.png

 

Moving both tables is bit easier as you can change change the List Box properties but I think this isn't captured by JMP either

jthi_1-1697796301122.png

 

A bit related Is there a way to move the default distributions chart "Quantiles" & "Summary Statistics" into the s... 

 

-Jarmo
FN
FN
Level VI

Re: Re-arranging menus in distribution platform

How can you drag and drop using your mouse?

Losing the menus is fine, as this is more for reporting.

jthi
Super User

Re: Re-arranging menus in distribution platform

Press "S" or use selection tool from toolbar

jthi_0-1697798389200.png

click on the outline box and drag it around. You will also have to hide the original one and I think it is easies to do from properties

jthi_1-1697798440332.png

 

-Jarmo

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