Value Order

[#1]

I wanted to change the order of the X Groupings, I could do it using GUI with Value order, but I am not able to do it using jsl, what is right way of accessing all X Group parameters and how to manipulate their order in jsl

What are the different boxes mean? Ex: axis_boxes, scale_boxes, Frame_boxes etc?

[#2]

I tried below code, which didn't work

Try(
axis_box = gb_report[AxisBox(1)];
axis_box << Set Property("Value Order", {"Continuity_VDD", "Continuity_GND"});
,
// If that doesn't work, use XPath
axis_boxes = gb_report << XPath("//AxisBox");
If(N Items(axis_boxes) > 0,
axis_boxes[1] << Set Property("Value Order", {"Continuity_VDD", "Continuity_GND"});
);
);

[#3]

Value Order is a column property, so send that message to the column, not the axis.

[#4]

I Tried that aswell, but didn't see any change in my graph

Column(dt,"TestNameReference")<< Set Property("Value Order", {"Continuity_VDD", "Continuity_GND"});	
dt<<Save();

[#5]

Perform the action manually and copy the generated code from the log.  Edit as needed.

dt:TestNameReference << Set Property(
	"Value Order",
	{Custom Order( {"Continuity_VDD", "Continuity_GND"} )}
);

[#6]

I noticed that even if I change value order in data table manually and then if I plot graph with my jsl script, the value order is not applied to the plot

When could only modify value order after the plot is generated, directly on Graph builder GUI

[#7]

I'm unable to recreate your issue.  I have the value order set for :TestNameReference, and it is automatically ordered correctly when I create the graph.  Can you share the script you're using for the graph?  What JMP version are you on?

[#8]

Here is a working example that sets the value order after the graph is drawn.

names default to here(1);
dt =
// Open Data Table: Big Class.jmp
// → Data Table( "Big Class" )
Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );



Graph Builder(
	Variables( X( :age ), Y( :height ), Group X( :sex ), Color( :age ) ),
	Elements( Box Plot( X, Y, Legend( 5 ) ) )
);

dt:sex << set property("value order", {Custom Order( {"M", "F"} )});

[#9]

I Tried the exact command but with no change to the final plot, here is my code 

Simple_Plot = Function({dt, file_name},
	plot_filename = Munger(file_name, Length(file_name) - 3,4, "_plot.png") ;
	plot_path = ::plots_output_path || plot_filename;
	plot_title = Munger(file_name, Length(file_name)-3,4,"");
	gb_obj = dt << Graph Builder(
				Title(plot_title),
				Show Window(1),
				Size(::SizeX, ::SizeY),
				Show Control Panel(0),
				Variables( 
								Y( :Data ), 
								Group X( :TestNameReference ),
								Group X( :TestTemperature ),
								Overlay(:WaferNumber)
							),
				Elements( 
								Box Plot( Y, Legend( 1 ) ), // Legend is optional but helpful
								Caption Box(Y, Legend( 2 ), Summary Statistic( "Mean" ), Location( "Top" ) ),
								Caption Box(Y, Legend( 3 ), Summary Statistic( "Std Dev" ), Location( "Bottom" ) )					
							)
			);
	gb_report = gb_obj << Report;
	gb_report << Prepend(Outline Box(plot_title), Spacer Box(Size(::TitleSize1, ::TitleSize2)));
	
	gb_obj << Bring Window To Front;	
	dt << Select All Rows;
	//Throw();
	gb_obj << Save Picture( plot_path, "png" );
	Print("  Plot saved: " || plot_filename);
	
	Close(gb_obj, no save);
);




If (Contains (file_name, "Continuity_Test" ),
		Print("Generating plot for: " || file_name);
		//Column(dt,"TestNameReference") << Set Property("Value Ordering", "Custom");
		Column(dt,"TestNameReference")<< Set Property("Value Order", {Custome Order({"Continuity_VDD", "Continuity_GND"})});	
		dt<<Save();
		Simple_Plot(dt,file_name);
	);

[#10]

Could it be as simple as this typo?  {Custome Order(.... should be {Custom Order(....

If (Contains (file_name, "Continuity_Test" ),
		Print("Generating plot for: " || file_name);
		//Column(dt,"TestNameReference") << Set Property("Value Ordering", "Custom");
		Column(dt,"TestNameReference")<< Set Property("Value Order", {Custome Order({"Continuity_VDD", "Continuity_GND"})});	
		dt<<Save();
		Simple_Plot(dt,file_name);
	);