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hogi
Level XIII

Selection in one graph determines what is plotted in another graph

Hi everyone,
I'm probably missing something obvious here - but I'm struggling with a special selection case.
I have one plot controlling the content of another plot:
 
  • If I select 3 points, I get 3 curves displayed.
  • If I deselect 2 of those points, only 1 curve remains.
  • So far, everything behaves exactly as expected.

However, when I deselect the last remaining point, so that nothing at all is selected, JMP suddenly displays *all* curves again.
I understand the logic: "no selection" is interpreted as "no filter", therefore all rows are shown.

But in my use case, I would actually expect the opposite behavior:
if nothing is selected, then nothing should be displayed.

This is not a cosmetic issue, it causes JMP to orbit for 5 minutes - and it produces a messy (useless)  plot.

Is there a hidden workaround?

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