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Welcome to the JMP Community! This is a space for JMP users of any level – from those exploring the software for the first time to JMP veterans looking to share their knowledge. The Community has content ranging from discussion threads for answering JMP questions to articles on advanced JMP techniques, educational content, and much more. If this is your first time in the Community, begin by creating a profile following the steps below! If you are new to JMP software and are looking for learning resources, visit LearnJMP.
If you are not already signed in, click Sign In on the top-right corner of your screen and follow the procedures on the login page. After you have signed in, explore and complete your profile: under the profile icon on the top-right corner, click My settings to change your personal information and include additional information that reflects who you are. View the links below for more detailed information on this process!
User Profile: Setting Up Your Profile
User guidelines for the Community
Five features of an awesome Community profile
Changing your Profile Information
As you continue to engage and interact with the Community, we recognize your contributions. The JMP User Community has a ranking system that rewards members who positively contribute to the Community. Your Community rank can be found under your username in the profile tab. JMP also has the Super Users Program that recognizes top users who go above and beyond in the Community. For more information regarding user ranks, see the links below.
The JMP User Community is a service hosted by the JMP Division of SAS Institute Inc to facilitate and encourage the exchange of ideas and information pertaining to JMP products and services. We welcome all JMP users in the Community – beginners, experts, and anyone in between. The Discussions forum is the space to ask and answer questions. It is also where most of the activity takes place in the Community. When accessing Discussions, be mindful of all the users. Before submitting a question using the Ask A Question button, check if the question has already been answered by using the search bar. When writing a question, use simple, descriptive language, and include pictures if possible. When another user comments or answers your question, be sure to reply. This helps out other users who have similar questions. For additional information regarding the Discussions forum, check the links below.
Getting fast helpful answers to your questions
Getting the most from your post: Using the JSL Syntax Highlighter
The Community has four major sections, titled Discussions, File Exchange, Blogs, and JMP Wish List. Use the search bar in any part of the Community if you’re looking for specific information about a JMP feature or a particular topic.
Explore the links below for a more in-depth understanding of Community sections and how to effectively search the Community using filters and advanced search options.
Community Sections: An Overview
Searching in the Community: An Overview
Searching in the Community: In Depth
Want to stay up to date on what’s happening in the Community? Subscribe to a board, a discussion thread, or JMP Blogs! Manage your notification settings and your subscriptions by clicking on your profile menu in the top-right corner of the page. Visit the links below to gain a deeper understanding of how to manage which notifications you receive, the format of these emails, and how to subscribe to boards that interest you!
Notification Settings: An Overview
If you have any suggestions or ideas to improve JMP or the Community, or if you would like to see anything else from the JMP staff, visit the JMP Wish List. Use the search bar to check if your idea has already been suggested, and if not, hit Suggest An Idea to propose it! View the article below for more information on the JMP Wish List.