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fr2007
Level II

pareto graph in JMP-please help


Hi ALl

Iam trying to draw a Pareto graph in JMP with the following columns in my excel. Can someone help me how to draw a pareto that has cost and cumulative percentage?

Data:-

PONC Summary                               Cost ($)         Cum%

Operator Error                                    250000        65.8%

Packaging/Hanlding                           34013           74.8%

Assembly Realted                              25000           78.2%

Equipment function                             32000           78.3%

Maintenance                                        18000          100%

please help me for that sample data

thanks,

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Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: pareto graph in JMP-please help

You can click on a bar in the Pareto plot and choose "Causes->Move to Last".

4745_JMPScreenSnapz001.png

-Jeff

-Jeff

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Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: pareto graph in JMP-please help

I the Pareto Plot dialog you can use PONC Summary in the Y, Cause role and the Cost column in the Freq role.

4736_Pareto_Plot.png

You'll get this pareto plot.

4737_Imported_Data__Pareto_Plot_of_PONC_Summary.png

-Jeff

-Jeff
fr2007
Level II

Re: pareto graph in JMP-please help

Thanks a lot. In pareto graphs, how do we get the "OThers" column at the end of the graph? Thanks

Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: pareto graph in JMP-please help

You can click on a bar in the Pareto plot and choose "Causes->Move to Last".

4745_JMPScreenSnapz001.png

-Jeff

-Jeff

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