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natalie_
Level V

Zooming Out

Hi Everyone,

 

I realize what I am asking might be super obvious, but I can't figure it out.  How do I zoom out of a report or a journal?  I have huge multivariate matrices and they don't fit on the screen.  I would like to be able to zoom out, but I can't find it?

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Zooming Out

Natalie,
JMP has the Magnifier Tool that allows one to zoom in and out of a particular graph, but for table displays, they are controlled by the font and font size specified in the preferences. The only other way that I can see that you could accomplish what you want, would be to increase the resolution of your monitor
Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Zooming Out

Natalie,
JMP has the Magnifier Tool that allows one to zoom in and out of a particular graph, but for table displays, they are controlled by the font and font size specified in the preferences. The only other way that I can see that you could accomplish what you want, would be to increase the resolution of your monitor
Jim
natalie_
Level V

Re: Zooming Out

I am suprised there isn't a way to zoom out, but thank you for getting back to me!  I learned that I can turn the correlation matrix into a data table, and then from that I load that into Excel to see the correlations.

Thanks again.

louv
Staff (Retired)

Re: Zooming Out

Hello,

I use the color map on correlations to maximize the screen real estate in such instances.

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natalie_
Level V

Re: Zooming Out

Thank you for telling me that!  I am actually trying to make colour maps :)