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export rotating 3d scatter plot

Hi all. I was wondering if it is possible to export a rotating 3d scatter plot to a power point presentation.

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Eric_Hill
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Re: export rotating 3d scatter plot

Hey, Mathieu,

I believe the answer is "No", unfortunately.  The 3D scatter plot uses JMP's OpenGL facility, so there is not a way to put them in PowerPoint in a way that preserves the interactivity.  You could take a screenshot of it and put that in PowerPoint, but that doesn't sound like what you want.

Sorry 'bout that.

Eric

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Eric_Hill
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Re: export rotating 3d scatter plot

Hey, Mathieu,

I believe the answer is "No", unfortunately.  The 3D scatter plot uses JMP's OpenGL facility, so there is not a way to put them in PowerPoint in a way that preserves the interactivity.  You could take a screenshot of it and put that in PowerPoint, but that doesn't sound like what you want.

Sorry 'bout that.

Eric

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