It is sometimes tedious to scroll through large data tables to find selected cells. To quickly locate the next selected row, press both command and }...
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Double-click on any bar in a histogram (select Analyze > Distribution) to create a new data table with the data represented by that bar. Note: You ...
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Use the histogram (select Analyze > Distribution) to select rows based on the levels of a variable. The histogram bars are linked to the data table, ...
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Switch columns in a report using the Column Switcher: There are two ways to open the Column Switcher:In the Report toolbar, click Column Switcher Colu...
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Switch columns in a report using the Column Switcher: From the red triangle menu, select Redo > Column Switcher.Choose the column that you want to swi...
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Apply attributes and properties (such as formulas) to several columns at once: Select the column with the attributes that you want to copy.Select Co...
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Assign a range of colors to a column's values: Right-click the column and select Column Info.For nominal or ordinal values, click the Column Propert...
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By default, JMP always presents a variable's levels in alphabetical order. This is not always desirable. For example, you usually prefer to see seaso...
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Frequently, raw data is coded in a non-informative way. For example, a person's gender might be coded with a M for male and a F for female. To see be...
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Specify columns in launch windows in two ways: Select their names and click the appropriate button (for example, Y, Columns).Drag and drop columns f...
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Confidence interval commands in the Fit Model platforms use α = 0.05 by default. You can specify a different α-level in the Fit Model window. Select S...
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There are two ways to repeat a set of values down a data table column. Using a Fill Command Highlight the values that you want to repeat and right...
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If you want larger markers in a graph, right-click in the graph and select a marker size from the Marker Size menu. Marker Size Menu If you always ...
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If you want larger markers in a graph, right-click in the graph and select a marker size from the Marker Size menu. Marker Size Menu If you always ...
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If you want to merge related content in different data tables, save memory and time by joining them virtually. A virtual join links a main data table...
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If you want a set of graphs to have axes with the same scale, follow these steps: Right-click on the correctly scaled axis.Select Edit > Copy Axis Set...
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Double-click a numeric column in a report to change the number of displayed decimal places. Numeric Output
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Change the scale of a plot by clicking in the frame with the Magnifier tool Magnifier Tool or by rescaling the axes. Restore the original scaling usi...
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Change the scale of a plot by clicking in the frame with the Magnifier tool Magnifier Tool or by rescaling the axes. Restore the original scaling usi...
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In many cases, data that you copy from an external source have column names in the first line. To paste the data using the first line as column names,...
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Holding down the Control key before selecting a command in a report's menu executes that command everywhere it is valid in the report. For example,...
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Holding down the Command key before selecting a command in a report's menu executes that command everywhere it is valid in the report. For example,...
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To select several commands simultaneously: In a JMP report, hold down the Alt key and click the red triangle. The window contains all of the options o...
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To select several commands simultaneously: Hold down the Option key and click the red triangle. A window appears that contains all of the options on t...
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Running a script in a data table has never been easier. Simply click the green triangle. Note: To edit a data table script, right-click the script nam...
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