JMP Wish List

mazook · ‎12-04-2018

Provide a way to allow a user to obtain an identity token from an identity provider so that the token could then be used to authenticate the user when interacting with a REST API. This would be an alternative to strictly using an API key, which under many cases is less secure.

anaheilman · ‎11-08-2018

Support, I found a way to create a vlookup through scripting in JSL, but is there a possibility to include something like this in the formula editor under the Comparison menu? Thanks for your consideration to this idea. Ana Maria Heilman-Morales

Vball247 · ‎11-01-2018

For each version of JMP, having to turn on in preferences the VIF column for Parameter Estimates in Fit Least Squares. I teach the Regression class in JMP, and always have to show new users that you have to right-click over Parameter Estimates table in the report to select VIF from the columns that are not displayed by default. I then have to show the class how to turn this on in the Preferences. One suggestion would be to allow this to be shown with a drop down menu item. From the Least Squares Fit Inverted Red Triangle: Under menu item Regression Reports, the Parameter Estimates can be turned on or off. (on by default) But also under this menu, selecting the "Show All Confidence Limits" turns these two columns on in Parameter Estimates, and in Expanded Estimates (but not a column available in Sorted Estimates). So can "Show VIF" be added to this menu just like "Show All Confidence Limits"? It would be easier to find instead of hidden in a right-click on the table in the report. Saw this question a couple of times in JMP community as well. Wish list for JMP15.

Vball247 · ‎10-16-2018

Would be nice to have more flexible column properties for spec limits and control limits. Current column properties allow only one spec limit or control limit. But many SPC users will have changing control limits and spec limits over time. Currently Control Chart Builder can use a Phase column to separate calculated control limits. Saving to a table it will show the _LCL, _Mean, _UCL, etc. for each phase, with phase as an additional column. Could spec limits and control limits work in this manner? The ability to use a table to pull in the requirements, or save from Control Chart Builder to the Column and not just the table? See wish list requests for more flexible Value Ordering and Value Labels column properties that may interact with JMP tables. Not sure how it would work with all platforms, such as Process Screening. Currently have to write scripts to add changing control limits or spec limits to charts and other platforms.

Vball247 · ‎10-16-2018

Currently in the Fit Least Squares platform, you can "Show Prediction Expression" under "Estimates". It is shown using coded levels, and harder to interpret for many users for coefficients. Currently our users are told to "Save Columns" > "Prediction Formula" to a column, then select the formula, and use the menu item "Simplify" to undo coded levels and show as typical coefficients for the model. Any way to add the "Simplify" function to the Prediction Expression when shown in the Fit Least Squares report? (By the way, the "simplify" in the Formula Editor was an awesome addition). Example from the Custom DOE class: "210 + 186* ( (Thickness - 5)/2.5)" becomes "-162 + 74.4 * Thickness" using Simplify The Y intercept of 210 is where the coded level of -1 to +1 is 0, so a positive 210 based on coded levels. But when using Fit Y by X, the equation is -162+74.4*Thickness, which has a negative value for Y intercept when Thickness is zero.

Vball247 · ‎10-15-2018

dt:mycol << Value Labels(mylist) << Use Value Labels( 1 ); For platforms such as Control Chart Builder, JMP allows importing and exporting spec limits, control limits, etc, from a JMP file. Would like to replicate this kind of function for Column Properties such as Value Labels, Value Ordering, etc. Currently have to manually type it in. We have created JSL snippets to export and import from a JMP table frequently used ones like Value Labels. The table has columns named "Values" and "Labels", so if the user is always having to do Value Labels, can use the same. Adding a new Value Label manually, can then save and update that table. Could follow the spec limit approach and use "_Values" and "_Labels" for the column names. Would be nice to do it from the Column Properties menu, but could also be under Column Utilities. Spec limits and Control Limits under Column Properties could also be upgraded if able to do it from the Column Properties user interface. For JMP15 Wish List.

hengehold_da1 · ‎09-20-2018

Suggestion: Please treat missing data (and missing value code data) for ordinal X/Factor variables the same as continuous X/Factor variables when the informative missing option is selected. That is, test to see if missing is better grouped "high" or "low". Right now, it appears to be treat the missing value (or missing value code) as an ordinal value and assign it accordingly.

msharp · ‎09-20-2018

Please allow users to select the time format (12 vs 24 hour) directly. time = today(); //3619617166 formattedTime = format(time, "m/d/y h:m:s"); print(formattedTime); //"09/12/2018 5:12:46 PM" //What user wants: "09/12/2018 17:12:46" Options: m/d/y/ H:m:s (capital H to denote 24 hours -- common in other languages) format(time, "m/d/y h:m:s", 24) - allow it to be specified in the format function, similar to Hour() function There's some cryptic notes in the Scripting Guide that suggest the format() function chooses 12hr or 24hrs based on the computer settings, which means scripts would end up breaking on some users computers and would be difficult troubleshoot.

mark_anawis · ‎09-12-2018

I would like to be able to use my JMP Pro License either on my laptop/desktop or in Amazon Web Services, rather than buying two separate licenses.

gerd · ‎09-06-2018

In Life Distribution Custom Estimation, Confidence Limits can be two-sided, one-sided upper or one-sided lower. In Fit Life by X I'm missing this option - confidence limits are always two-sided. It would be great to have one-sided limits in Fit Life by X as well. Below are screenshots from Life Distribution (top) where e.g. "Lower" can be selected via the red triangle and Fit Life by X (bottom). I suppose there I could choose a confidence level 90% two-sided to obtain a 95% one-sided lower limit, but this can easily be misunderstood in reporting. I generally wonder if "one-sided" resp. "two-sided" should appear in the column title, or if an extra column could provide the info on Interval Type - "one-sided" or "two-sided", as at the moment this aspect is clear only through the fact that one column is missing when calculating one-sided limits in Life Distribution.

aallman · ‎08-22-2018

The Find and Replace dialog that comes up using CTRL+F should have the option to set and save your default preferences. I often work with very large data tables, and I always search for character strings within specific columns. This is easiest using CTRL+F but the default for Restrict to Selected Columns is off. If I ever forget to select this box, my search can end up taking several minutes to search the entire table for the string. Saving my default preferences would completely eliminate this problem.

LauraHopps · ‎08-17-2018

The column recode platform is a lot easier to use than the value label option. It would be awesome to use the column recode platform and have an option to save as value labels in addition to the current options of a new column or formula or overwrite the existing column.

ttreynor · ‎08-07-2018

I use the "Name Selection in Column..." feature all the time... I also delete the value of 0 in the "Unselected" field all the time so that any pre-existing values in my "Label" column will not be overwritten by that 0. When I first started using this fantastic feature I frequently made the mistake of hitting the Enter/Return key as soon as I finished typing a string into the "Selected" field... and each time I would lose all the data I had previously written to the "Label" column. I don't make this mistake anymore, but I'm sure many new JMP users do. I'd like to suggest that the default value for that "Unselected" field should be no value at all, consdering how relatively easy it would be to type "0" when that's actually (but rarely) the desired behavior, and how relatively dire the consequences can be when that is (almost always) not the desired behavior. This is currently what users see when they open this modal:

ttreynor · ‎08-07-2018

JMP for PC allows users to create new toolbar buttons, but JMP for Mac does not. It would be great to enable the PC feature set for Mac in a way that one Mac user's custom toolbars can be ported to both PC and Mac users in his org.

kinsmen · ‎07-31-2018

JMP genomics and JMP clinical versions for MAC and Linux would be welcomed.

lucy_luo_conoco · ‎07-30-2018

I post my question here https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/Filtered-data-function-didn-t-work-for-JMP-14-dashboard/m-p/64082#M34213 and attached video shows that filter is not interactive at all when I saved as interative html (although it is working in dashboard environment). hope this could be solved. thanks!

statpharmer · ‎07-25-2018

It would be great to be able to identify baseline (time zero) results independently from the Label, System ID groups when setting up a stability study through Analyze>Reliability and Survival>Degredation>Stability Test. We run many stability studies for developmental pharmaceutical products. We often have several packaging configurations involved in the study. The initial (time zero) data is typically completed on bulk tablets at the time of manufacturing as part of the analytical testing of the tablet batch(es) used for packaging. The stability data comes from a different source and starts with the first pull from the stability chamber , which is usually at 3 or 6 months. It is very cumbersome to combine the data and replicate the baseline results to label for each packaging configuration. I beleive that this would be a great feature to add value for many customers interested in the platform. Please feel free to request sample data if needed to better understand the issue we regularly face. Thanks!

PatrickGiuliano · ‎07-22-2018

I think JMP does an excellent job in the case of the t-tests showing the sampling distribution of the mean difference under the null (for the case of the 2-sample t) and the observed mean difference relative to it; but why the scaling and horizontal axis orientation on these graphs graph? Why not set the scale values to be oriented vertically by default on all of these graphs? (and on the histograms for that matter in Analyze>Distribution)? I find myself always clicking in and modifying these axes manually; Can the development team please add this as an adjustable setting in File>Preferences in the next version of JMP? Default Axis (t-test) Modified axis (t-test) Default axis (histogram) Modified axis (histogram) The modified cases (vertically oriented values) are much easier to read and interpret don't you think? I ran this idea by Julian Parris at JMP and he confirmed for me that there is no way to do this in the current version of JMP 14. Thanks!

vince_faller · ‎07-10-2018

I want to add menu items to native JMP platforms without having to encasing it in a outline box or something like that. Like below Names default to here(1); dt = open("$SAMPLE_DATA\Big Class.jmp"); biv = dt << Bivariate(Y(:height), X(:weight)); bivr = report(biv); bivr << Set Menu Script({"something", print("something")}); //doesn't work unless I do this and then it gets rid of all of the native platform scripts bivr << Set Scriptable Object(Empty()); //I want to be able to do something like bivr << Add Menu Script(index, "name", script);

Paul_J · ‎06-28-2018

The graph builder currently includes options to plot standard deviation (SD) or standard error (SE) intervals around group means. I'd like an option to plot "Least Significant Difference (LSD) " intervals around the group means. These intervals are approximately 1.4*SE, and non-overlapping intervals show means that are (approximately) significantly different. Many users interpret the current SD and SE limit to show statistical significance when they overlap; having an LSD options would provide better guidance. These intervals are currently available in several other statistical software packages. They can be generated in the Fit Model platform (Means Plot), but many users only use Graph Builder as it's faster for them. PS., Would also recommend using the pooled within-group SD for the LSD intervals.

JMP Wish List

OAuth2 support for REST services

Create a Vlookup function

VIF - add to some menu to allow it to be shown, instead of as a right-click over Parameter Estimates

Column properties - allow multiple spec limits and control limits based on phase

Show Prediction Expression in Fit Least Squares platform - allow Simplify like in Formula Editor

For Column Properties such as Value Label, Value Ordering, allow user to import/export from JMP file

Missing value handling for Ordinal variables in Partition

JMP Time Formatting 12 v 24 hr control

JMP Pro License

One-sided limit option in Fit Life by X Custom Estimation (which exists in Life Distribution)

Set Default Preferences in Find and Replace Search Dialog

Add Value Labels option in Column Recode

Update "Name Selection in Column" modal so there is no default value for "Unselected" field

enhance JMP for Mac with PC like Toolbar Customization

JMP genomics versions for MAC, Linux

from dashboard to interactive html report, wish filtered function is working interactively.

Efficient Inclusion of Stability Study Baseline Results

Vertical X-axis Label Orientation [Change Default] on t-distributions and Histograms in JMP!

Add Menu script along side native jmp platform menu items

Least Significant Difference Interval for Graph Builder Means