Hi @Mikasa,
I learned from your earlier post: Create a HTML report for a script and outputs. that you are using JMP 14.
We built the Auto Report Add-in capability into JMP 14. So starting in JMP 14, you can access the same functionality from File > Publish. I mentioned some additional help resources in my reply to your previous post, but I'll repeat them here for anyone stumbling on to this post:
In JMP 14, Look for "Publish to File" in JMP Help. It in can be found under
Using JMP > Save and Share Data > Share Interactive JMP Reports on the Web.
See also:Sharing Interactive Web Reports in JMP® 14 ( US 2018 132 )
For JMP 15, see: Create a Web Report for information on publishing to a file, then scroll down to "Publish to JMP Public or JMP Live" if that interests you.
If you are including a Data Filter rather than a Local Data Filter in your report, we don't support that yet, so it will not be interactive. If you are using a Local Data Filter, there a few things that would make it not work in Interactive HTML:
- We can't support including or excluding rows in Interactive HTML since such a change requires the statistics engine of JMP itself which is not built in to the Interactive HTML capability. This can only be supported with JMP Live or JMP Public since they communicate with JMP on a server. However, if you check "Show" and uncheck "Include" in the Local Data Filter before publishing or saving as Interactive HTML, you should see the graph controlled by it change as you interact with it.
- If you use File > Publish and unchecked "Publish Data", the graph will not be interactive since the report without data is just a little more than a picture of the report you exported.
- Some graphs in JMP do not respond to the "Show" capability of the Local Data Filter. If you see no reaction in JMP with the "Show" mode checked and the "Include" mode unchecked, you will not see any reaction when you change the Local Data Filter in the Interactive HTML version.
- Some graphs, or specific conditions applied to graphs may be filterable in JMP, but are not filterable in Interactive HTML. In this case, there should be a message explaining why in JMP's log when you publish or save as Interactive HTML.
- If you are using an older browser, like Internet Explorer or an old version of Edge, the HTML Local Data Filter will not be interactive.
If none of these explain why your Local Data Filter is not interactive, please provide more details about the report you are trying to publish. If you are uncomfortable sharing the details here, please contact JMP Technical Support.
Thanks,
~John