Dear Mark,
sorry for my late reply, but I tried and actually found the properties of my graph inside the dashboard.
right click on the first graph and using show properties helped.
I tried different settings in the menu point "stretching" for the graphs but It does not seem to work the way I want it. I can not change the parameter for Min or Max size under stretching.
I tried to change the stretching parameters for the frame box of my graph to "fill" or "window" but that really did not help.
My understanding is that setting the other boxes to neutral will make them change when a box inside changes, so just changing the properties of the frame box should change everything else or does it not? So on which level do I need to change the parameters to make a graph that uses just the amount of space that I like it to have when opening the dashboard in a full windows. That is my question.
I usually have built my "dashboards" with New Window. The example below can give you some ideas (you could possibly also use Dashboard builder instead of new window, if you figure out how to reports there).
Create a function (or expression) to build your control charts with fixed size (or size as argument) and then use that function to build the dashboard you want.
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Semiconductor Capability.jmp");
build_cc = function({colRef}, {cc},
cc = Eval(EvalExpr(dt << Control Chart Builder(
Size(250, 500),
Show Two Shewhart Charts(0),
Show Control Panel(0),
Show Limit Summaries(0),
Variables(Subgroup(:wafer), Y(Expr(colRef))),
Chart(
Points(Statistic("Average")),
Limits(Sigma("Moving Range"), Zones(1), Shade Zones(1))
),
SendToReport(Dispatch({}, Expr(colRef || "Limit Summaries"), OutlineBox, {Close(1)}))
)));
return(cc);
);
New Window("",
Data Filter Context Box(
H List Box(
dt << Data Filter(Local, Add Filter(columns(:Wafer))),
build_cc("NPN1"),
build_cc("PNP1"),
build_cc("ESP1"),
build_cc("EP2")
)
)
);
