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Plotting several trends from sensor data that have different units (or scale)

Status: We like it! (in the queue) Submitted by on ‎06-26-2021 06:05 AM
13 Comments (13 New)

The GraphBuilder can be used to visualize sensor data as Y's and a DateTime as X to make trends.

 

However, when Y's have different units or scales, the only way is to pre-standardize the columns and plot them all together.

 

An axis default option that allows this visualization without having to transform the columns will be very essential for new JMP users that are getting data from their manufacturing systems (e.g., Osisoft PI in JMP 17).

 

See how it is done in historians below (+video).

ad_hoc_trending.png


To be clear, this is already standard in JMP, but only if you put variables in one axis:

FN_0-1678228718317.png

Again, the moment you add an X variable (DateTime), the plot squeezes variables using only one scale.

FN_1-1678228829497.png

 

 

 

 

 

13 Comments
ih
Super User (Alumni)
Super User (Alumni)
‎07-24-2023 12:56 PM
‎07-24-2023 12:56 PM

Awesome news!

Steve_Kim
Level IV
‎04-26-2024 12:44 AM
‎04-26-2024 12:44 AM

Many thanks! Keep up the good work! : )

hogi
Level XI
a month ago
a month ago

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