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How to Create Trend Charts in JMP® Using Fit Y by X

With the deprecation of the Overlay platform, this method provides a quick way to generate multiple trend charts. In this example, the data is structured so that each column contains trend data. For instance, if you have five columns, you can create five separate trend charts.

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Steps:

Open Fit Y by X

    • Go to Analyze → Fit Y by X.

Create a Row Number Column

    • Right-click anywhere in the column list.
    • Select Row → Row to add a column containing row numbers. This will serve as your X variable.

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Assign Variables

    • Select the data columns you want to plot and add them to Y.
    • Add the Row column to X.

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Connect Data Points

    • In the output window, press and hold the CTRL key.
    • Click the Red Triangle menu.
    • Choose Flexible → Fit Each Value to connect the points.

 

Bivariate Fit of Column  001 By Row

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Bivariate Fit of Column  002 By Row

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Bivariate Fit of Column  003 By Row

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Bivariate Fit of Column  004 By Row

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Bivariate Fit of Column  005 By Row

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