Secondary x-axis in Graph Builder

[Morten]

I would like to plot two overlayed graphs in the Graph Builder using individual, overlayed x-axes. This would be doable, if I could choose a secondary x-axis, just like I can choose a secondary y-axis. See How do I make a graph with secondary x-axis? 

[Byron_JMP]

I have a script that kind of does this, Multiple Y-Axis Graphs. 

[bobmorrane]

This would be good to have indeed. Excel can do it, so why not JMP??

bobmorrane_0-1646655851864.png

[Byron_JMP]

@bobmorrane In graph builder, put both variables on the Y axis, then right click and choose Move Right.

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/Where-is-Move-Right-in-the-Graph-Builder/td-p/19930

[bobmorrane]

thanks @Byron_JMP 

[Sarah-Sylvestre]

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

[hogi]

please note:

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@Morten wrote:

 if I could choose a secondary x-axis, just like I can choose a secondary y-axis. 

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[hogi]

use cases:

- 1/T [K] + T[°C]
- wavelength in nm  + wavelength in 1/cm
- deviation in % + factors of sigma:

Do you know how many seconds add up to one month?
No need to remember - with a combined time scale like this one:

[hogi]

One can create such a plot by using the functionality for the Y axis, and then rotate the graph by 90°. (doesn't feel like "JMP" - but generates the plot. Just the final Y axis looks strange).

Some Tricks with Parallel Y Axes