Mark up notes.

[keasv99]

I enjoy using JMP and have been a user for many years.  But one area that is lacking is the ability to make notes on a file.  Compared to Jupyter notebooks/Lab or R.  There isn't really a place to add comments to your work on the file.  I guess you can use the Journal tool, but that is more for use when you want to combine several studies.  i don't have a way of making notes to remind me or someone whomever I'm sharing the file if there were any interesting insights. 

[MathStatChem]

I agree.  The next big step in output and reporting for JMP to pursue aught to be some sort of markup functionality.  In v16 an initial step was taken in Journals, allowing for JSL to be placed in a Journal which can be re-run and the resulting updated output is shown, and it would be great for this to continue to be improved.  What would great would be the ability to create a "ready to print" output report with descriptive text and JMP output.  A similar functionality as Rmarkdown would be great.

[jpol]

This would be a great way to bring to the attention of table users any developments / corrections/ updates which they should be aware of.

[jpol]

One workaround might be to use a New Table Variable which can be read by other users. Example below. To read the Important Notes just right click/Edit

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );
dt << Set Table Variable(
	"Important Notes  ",
	"I enjoy using JMP and have been a user for many years."
);

[Sarah-Sylvestre]

Hi @keasv99, thank you for your suggestion! We have captured your request and will take it under consideration.

[hogi]

yes ,please: It should be possible to add images.

[hogi]

candidates of the Wish List Prioritization Survey - pilot run:
Introducing the JMP Wish List Prioritization Survey! 

[ghartel1]

i think a fully fledged markdown functionality as is present in R would be great.  At the very least if the <<markup command for text boxes supported an expanded list of HTML flags, then text boxes could be used to generate somewhat more user friendly reports, without requiring manual editing in a word-processing application. This is especially helpful for repeatable analyses