JMP Wish List

I have over 100 graphs that generated from graph builder, I need to export them to ppt and 10 graphs per slide. Now export only can do one graph per slide, and I have to manually copy paste to make 10 graphs per slide. I am sure, I am not the only one have this pain, and it will make sense to have this option in exporting in the future.   ... View more

The summary table is a handy operation that unfortunately lacks some basic statistics. For instance, obtaining the mode is not possible even though that function exists in JMP.   See this: Additional functions for summary table via JSL    In 2016, Brady Brady released an extended version that trims extreme values as well.      Other functions to add can be first skew, kurt, corr, cummax, cummin, cumprod, cumsum, diff, first value, last value, fitness to distributions, etc. ... View more

How is it possible to change the Font setting of Y Group in graph builder?   I'm using JMP Pro 14.1   It is not possible to right-click to change those as with e.g the x-axis.   The Group font and font size are controlled by the "Text" size as specified in the Preferences for JMP.  They are not controlled as an individual graph by graph setting.      File --  Preferences -- Fonts    It would be nice to be able to control the fonts by right-clicking   ... View more

What inspired this wish list request?  The Parallel Plot (Sankey Plot) option in Graph builder is great! It provides you a very intuitive way to compare a multitude of columns. You can even flip a scale to align columns which anticorrelate.   But there is one big problem which makes the parallel plot less useful than it could be: There is no possibility to adjust the individual scales, like. e.g. in this Add-In: Parallel Plot with Axis Scaling   by @txnelson . Therefore, a single outlier point can ruin a whole "column".   there are some option to solve the issue - with their own drawbacks: - Nuke the outlier data point. - Switch to log (x+1) scale,  as @julian showed @ Discovery summit Europe 2023.     What is the improvement you would like to see?  Please provide an functionality to adjust the scales in Parallel Plot.  Nice: an option to choose ranges in order of MAD (median absolute deviation), e.g. +/-3MAD, +/-6MAD.     Why is this idea important?  With the new functionality, Parallel Plot will be much more useful than it is now.         more wishes submitted by   ... View more

☑ cool new feature ☑ could help many users! ☐ removes a „bug“ ☐ nice to have ☐ nobody needs it   [edited and adjusted to the new design]   What inspired this wish list request? deficiency of Conditional Data Filters  Conditional in this Data Filters means that "age (1)" defines the items which are displayed in "name (2)". --> cool Clearing the selection in age clears the selection in "name" -> not cool : (   What is the improvement you would like to see? Please add a control in the red triangle menu and via preferences to enable an alternative mode: !! lock childs when clear !! The new behavior: If a selection is cleared via >> the selection in child filters should not be reset anymore  << (sure: the row selection should be adjusted to fit to the displayed selection)   Why is this idea important? the proposed behavior has 2 modes where it can show it's advantages:   A) The new lock childs when clear  mode allows a very cool way of selecting rows: use a parent filter to select rows with interesting features, e.g. pass/pail = fail with "Conditional" activated, other filters will adjust accordingly e.g. batches will just shows batches with fail units  select all these batches clear the filter selection for pass/fail you just filtered all batches with fail chips Once you understand the magic behind it, it's a feature you won't want to miss. This way, during exploratory data analysis, you can  "stay in the flow" , just make one step after the other. No need to create a column formula with grouped Col aggregation or similar workarounds.   B) Another benefit which cannot be rated high enough! It will save users hours of waiting time over the course of their working lives:     The current "clear all child-selections" mode for conditional data filters results in long graph rendering times: Every time a selection is cleared, all child selections are cleared as well. No chance to restrict the plot to a subset! So, every the  user has to wait dozens of seconds, or even minutes.   I often work with large data sets which can just be displayed efficiently if a subset is selected (!). The current behavior of Conditional Data filters is so time consuming that I decided to deactivate it. Same for you?   The lock childs when clear mode will fix the issue: With the new behavior, the user can make a "dummy" selection (just a single row), clear all the other data filters, apply a new filter and then clear the dummy selection. What an improvement! right? ... View more

Previously I asked a multiple Y-axis overlay chart in the user community (Multiple Y axis in a chart. (Multiple Y axis scales)) and Byron made a scirpt for it (Multiple Y-Axis Graphs).   I hope I can get this feature from the 'Graph Builder' in next JMP version with interactive Y-axis setting. Currently the multiple Y-axis graph (from the script) dosen't link with the data in the graph. If the data is linked with multiple Y-axis interactively, it will be better than other supporting programs. Thank you. : ) ... View more

1) What inspired this wish list request?  ☑ cool new feature ☐ could help many users! ☐ removes a „bug“ ☐ nice to have ☐ nobody needs it   #myTop10_2023   In GraphBuilder, one can drag a column onto the Color drop zone to use different colors for the individual items in the column - or to apply a color gradient depending on the values of this column.   By dragging 2 columns into the color drop zone, one can provide 2 columns -and then later specify via the variables list which of the two columns to choose. This makes it possible to apply independent color settings to different subplots, like in Graph Builder - subplot with different color settings?    Unfortunately, it's not possible to use more than 2 colors :(   2) What is the improvement you would like to see?  Please allow Jmp to use more than 2 columns in the Color drop zone.   3) Why is this idea important? It's possible to get up to 3 colors into the color drop zone, but the 3rd color doesn't work. It's there, it seems to work, but it doesn't do what it should do. The below code intentionally uses sex twice as color (1. and 3. entry). This is not the reason why it doesn't work - it just helps to illustrate the issue.   A comparison of the top and bottom plot shows that the top plot (which uses the third color column) has wrong colors (no blue points, the points are red) :( In different examples, the second color column was used instead of the third one.           Names Default to Here(1); dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" ); Graph Builder( Show Control Panel( 0 ), Variables( X( :height ), Y( :weight ), Y( :weight ), Y( :weight ), Color( :sex ), Color( :weight ), Color( :sex ) ), Elements( Position( 1, 1 ), Points( X, Y, Color( 3 ) ) ), Elements( Position( 1, 2 ), Points( X, Y, Color( 2 ) ) ), Elements( Position( 1, 3 ), Points( X, Y, Color( 1 ) ) ) )         more wishes submitted by   ... View more

What inspired this wish list request?  While crosshair tool is useful to read the approximate values around the curves it would be good to snap on a smoother-ed curve that is closest to the crosshair.   What is the improvement you would like to see?  Snap feature on the graph.   Why is this idea important?  This will enable quicker and more accurate look at the curve values compared to going into the table.   ... View more

What inspired this wish list request?  JMP17 Fit Y by X, "Means and Std Dev" output report changed the standard columns output. Columns can be changed manually by right-clicking on the table and choosing the Columns I want to see. Preferences to make these Column selections does not exist.  We do not want to create a script or distribute an Add-In.  We would prefer to easily update the Preferences.   What is the improvement you would like to see? Column selection from this output table should be available in the Platform Preferences pick-list.     Why is this idea important? We have several engineers in our company who use the "Means and Std Dev" report in their standard reporting for their important parameters.  They do not want the additional columns in the new standard report.  They want the ability to customize their own preferences for this platform.     ... View more

What inspired this wish list request?  With the small icon the left, a user can open heder graphs on top of the data table which show histograms of the available entries. Sometimes, with too many distinct entries in a column, the header graph is too small to show all values. Then the user can increase the size of the header graph - but this reduces the space for the actual data table.     What is the improvement you would like to see?  When the mouse is on the header graph, please add a possibility to scroll though the entries of the header graph - instead of scrolling through the data table:       Why is this idea important?  not important.         more wishes submitted by   ... View more

Gaussian Processes are a very powerful modeling technique in predictive analytics. https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/gaussian_process.html   While JMP has GP, it is only for specialized modeling (not possible to fit using training/validation/test)     ... View more

Idea for this came from How to denote letters to mark significant differences in a boxplot?    These could be displayed (at least) in two platforms Graph Builder and in Fit Y by X when pair comparison is performed. For Graph Builder these could be found from Box Plot settings on the left and/or from right click under box plot (user might also have to be allowed to choose comparison method). For fit y by x not sure what would be the easiest place to add these. Maybe button under Means Comparison or into one of the context menus for outline boxes (Connecting Letters Report)     ... View more

What inspired this wish list request?  A graph can be misleading if a data filter is applied - the graph doesn't show the whole data set but just a selection. Special use case:  a user wants to generate 5 different plots for different subsets. At the moment, it's hard to track: which plot belongs to which setting?   To highlight the individual selections, a footer can be activated which shows the selection of the data filter:   The disadvantage: For complicated filter settings the string can get VERY long - and I agree with @Neo: sometimes it's just a single part of the data filter which should be highlighted in the plot - e.g. as graph title: Is it possible to dynamically update "graph title" based item selection in local data filter (including multiple selections)?  At the moment, the user has to apply some JSL magic to get the desired result:   What is the improvement you would like to see?  In the read triangle menu of a local data filter, please add the option use as graph title. If the new option is selected for one or more data filter, Jmp collect the information about the selected entries and display it as graph title.     Why is this idea important? low hanging fruit that will make many Jmp users happy: Putting part of the data filter information into the graph title is an easy way to make graphs more meaningful.         more wishes submitted by   ... View more

I would like to suggest the ability to click on the heat map legend when "discrete colors" is clicked on the gradient setting.  So in the picture below when I clikced on the bin between -20 and -30 that data would be selected.     Thanks for considering this.   Steve   ... View more

I would like to have Graph Builder be able to Overlay by several variables in the same way that x, y or color drop-zones can take several variables. This would allow overlay to be selected/deselected from the "Variables" group under each graph type and create much more complex and rich visualizations. ... View more

I really like the new feature in JMP 15 showing the distributions below the headers. Yet, for time series (sensor data), distributions are not enough.   It will be great if we can also add spark-lines (Excel and many other software have them). ... View more

Exactly the same line up box we have now, except that we fix the number of rows and let the number of columns adjust based from data input.   It will be populated per column. I.e, Fill 1st column first from top to bottom, then create 2nd column and fill from top to bottom, repeat added all elements. ... View more

Similar to this: https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/Automatically-shows-Show-filter-option-in-every-window/td-p/186559   Would want this in at least the formula view and the graph builder view.    ... View more

☐ cool new feature ☑ could help many users! ☑ removes a „bug“ ☐ nice to have ☐ nobody needs it   #myTop10_2022 ➜ Jmp18 :)     Get rows where is extremely slow if the column is referenced with a varible (here i=5 ) i = 5; dt << get rows where( As Column( dt, i ) == 999 ); instead of a direct reference like in dt << get rows where( As Column( dt, 5 ) == 999 ); My wishes: Is it possible to "fix this issue in the background"? e.g. by a setting in the preferences: "hereby I confirm that JMP is allows to pre-evaluate variables to speed up code execution - accepting that this could lead to unintended/unusual behavior" (I am not good enough in JSL programming to predict all the collateral effects - would such a mode make sense?) If fixing the issue in the background is not possible, could you please implement a warning function in JSL such that the user gets informed about the bad performance due to non-pre-evaluated variables. Then he can adjust the code, with substitute Should you Loop through a data table or use Recode, or use Get Rows Where to change values in a data table  or Eval: https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/Should-you-Loop-through-a-data-table-or-use-Recode-or-use-Get/m-p/580751/highlight/true#M78769        more wishes submitted by   ... View more