JMP Wish List

uday_guntupalli · ‎07-19-2018

All, I am learning SAS and I am geeked and super excited to leverage the interface that JMP has to SAS. As I was getting to set up some testing using JMP, I realised the following: Currently JMP allows the passing of a single variable from JMP into SAS as a macro using the SAS Submit function. However, I believe there will be a lot of benefit to allow passing of multiple variables or data objects like associative arrays into SAS. // Works ex = 1; SAS Submit( " %put &ex; ", DeclareMacros(ex), GetSASLog( True ) ); // Fails ex = Associative Array( {"red", "blue"}, {1, 2} ); SAS Submit( " %put &ex; ", DeclareMacros(ex), GetSASLog( True ) );

uday_guntupalli · ‎07-12-2018

I am hoping this feature exists, if not would be a great addition. I am looking for the ability to perform matrix operations using by variable. Currently this feature exists only in data tables as far as I am aware. Having this featute will enable sorting matrixes possible without using loops. A = Random Index(10^4,10^2); B = Shape(A,10,10); C = Sort Descending(B); // Fails since function only supports vector or list D = Rank(B);// Fails since function only supports vector or list

abmayfield · ‎06-29-2018

I posted this to the community, but I think what I would like to do is not yet possible: in Graph Builder, you can "append" a URL to your graph. However, this hyperlink goes to the bottom left corner. I would actually like to place it WITHIN the graph (such as, over a certain icon), so that the reader/user can click on the icon, and it takes them to a webpage with more information about that sample. In other words, I would like the capacity to drag the hyperlink from its pre-designated position to somewhere else. Adobe Illustrator can do this once I have exported the JMP plot, but, if you want to then convert your image/plot to interactive HTML (which I do), it takes a lonnnnng time and requires slices and scripting.

Paul_J · ‎06-28-2018

Currently the options for intervals around group means in the Graph Builder calculate a separate standard deviation for each group. I'd like to have an option to use the pooled standard deviation over all groups. Thanks!

vince_faller · ‎06-11-2018

I think it would be great if I could access the variables set to special namespaces (like box, window, etc). See the following script, Names Default To Here( 1 ); testbox = Function( {items, win_index = 1, box_index = 1}, {default local}, ctb = Context Box( box:win_index = win_index; box:box_index = box_index; box:hlb = H List Box( box:btn_close = Button Box( "Close Me", box:hlb << delete ), box:btn_get = Button Box( "Get Selected", Print( box:lb_items << get Selected ) ), box:btn_find = Button Box( "Find Me", Print( box:win_index, box:box_index ) ), box:btn_select = Button Box( "Select Me", box:hlb << Select ), box:btn_deselect = Button Box( "DeSelect Me", box:hlb << DeSelect ), box:lb_items = List Box( items ) ); ); Return( ctb ); ); nw = new window("Test Window", window:win_index = 14; window:box_index = 28; cont_box = testbox( {"1", "2", "3"}, 3, 4 ), textbox("Some stuff") ); if I could access nw:win_index and cont_box:win_index and have the values come out correctly, that would be fantastic. Currently it can only access the namespace from inside the EvalContextBox.

jalloway · ‎06-10-2018

During his June 5, 2018 Explorers Series presentation, Kaiser Fung pointed out that only the final plotted symbol is visible when the same value occurs multiple times, resulting in overplotting. It would be helpful to have a standard feature that would allow one to examine the overploltted points to get a feel for what lies beneath the visible plot symbol. Two options come to mind: (1) Think Map software uses a branching tree to graphically display data values. You can grab individual data points or a node and move it out into a clear area of the chart to examine it more closely. When you relase the node or point, it springs back into place and you can continue to explore. (2) Clicking on a point could pop up a new window that lists all overplotted data values, as well as highlighting them in the worksheet. A Pareto chart by a stratifying variables would reveal patterns in the mix. Additionally, a time series plot would be great,since the final plotted symbol represents the last data value in worksheet order, so time may be an contributing factor.

txnelson · ‎05-30-2018

I would like to have a Table Script that automatically runs when the data table is opened. As a suggestion, If a Table Script by the name of "Startup" is saved in a data table, everytime the data table is opened, the "Startup" script is run. And to bypass the execution of the script, if the CNTL key is pressed and held when opening the table, the script is not run. Not required....see the On Open table script capability

ttreynor · ‎05-09-2018

I find that when I am viewing my model with both the Profiler and the Contour Profiler that I usually choose option to Link Profilers. I've run Get Platform Preferences() in the Log, but it seems there is no option to set "Link Profilers" as preferred/default behavior. If there is a reason that users are not allowed to set this preference either via GUI or via JSL, what is it?

egon_gross · ‎04-19-2018

Hello, I got JMP 14 installed on my desctop from our IT department recently and wanted to change the standard icon on the desctop by "right klick-properties-change Icon/ symbol". Unfortunately this didn't work as administrator rights are necessary to perform this procedure. As I participated in the early adopter program (and will continue to do so) it would help a lot to distinguish the program of choice right before starting the program. As the modification of the desctop icon is not such a fundamental change it would be nice to get this done even without admin rights. Yours E. Gross

d_barnett · ‎04-18-2018

When you create a model using the DoE platorms there is the option to simulate responses prior to the table being made but when you run the model script you have generated the :Y response is included, this means you have to change the model to use the :Y simulated responses you have just generated. The idea is that if you Simulate Responses during the generation of a model the ':Y Simulated' should be included into the model dialogue, not the ':Y' David

scottahindle · ‎04-04-2018

Why not simplify naming in JMP and call the Cp and Cpk values as "capability" and the Pp and Ppk values as "performance", i.e. drop the term "overall sigma capability"? Since Pp and Ppk are estimates of past performance based on the descriptive statistic "overall SD" it seems to me misleading to label them as "capability". I think it would be helpful to have capability more clearly aligned to stable/ predictable processes i.e. "within sigma" and leave the Pp/Ppk values as simple (and often useful) descriptions of past performance.

d_barnett · ‎03-28-2018

Most of the tables that JMP uses have the magic JMP Home Button icon bottom right of the table which takes you back to the Home Window . I use the Query builder a lot and if I have a number of JMP applications open it can be quite tricky to find which one contains the query as well as any other tables I'm using. Can the JMP Home window button be added to the Query Builder ( as well as any others not currently having it)? David

scottahindle · ‎03-06-2018

XBar control chart allows me to use the average range (or average standard deviation). In cases where some subgroup ranges (or standard deviations) are of high / very high value in relation to the routine values (i.e. "outliers"), their effect is to inflate the average range and to inflate the limits on the chart. To avoid cycling through a delete and revise approach it is sometimes better and easier to just create limits based on the median range. Can we please include this as an option in JMP? I think it would valuable. Moreover, if we allow for the median moving range for IR charts, why not allow for the median range for XBar charts?

rwright · ‎02-24-2018

Sometimes I like to work stuff out in a text editor. But when I try to cut/copy and paste into the script editor, I can't, not directly. I can open a note, paste the text inside of the note, and then move the text from the note to the editor. Same seems to be true for SQL Query builder. What's confusing about this is that I'm able to copy text from a web site and paste it into (at least) script editor.

uday_guntupalli · ‎02-22-2018

Hello, Would like to open a request for the ability to allow a user defined function to return more than one argument as output . If I am not wrong , the current definition of a user defined function in JSL , looks something like this : FunctionName = function({args_list},{localvars_List}, // Logic // Return Return(OutputVar); // where OutputVar can be list or data table or matrix ); I think it would be highly beneficial to allow retrieve multiple arguments easily when calling the function. Please kindly provide an example should such a feature already exist .

john_madden · ‎02-21-2018

When updating a target table that includes columns with a List Check property, the update on that column fails silently if the update source table contains items that are not in the target table's List Check. I agree that the update should fail, but it should fail with a warning and an option to (a) remove the List Check before proceeding or (b) abort the update.

gerd · ‎02-15-2018

In the Reliability and Survival -> Recurrence Platform I would like a tick option and a slider to scale points in the Event Plot by Cost. It would give the Event Plot much additional value as the below comparison of Event Plot and Graph Builder demonstrates.

djsandel · ‎02-07-2018

If you double-click a Bubble Plot's legend, the dialog that appears does not provide access to change the Color Theme as doing the same does in Graph Builder. Changing a Bubble Plot's Color Theme is "hidden" under the Red Triangle menu instead. (An "ID" variable is necessary for the Bubble Plot to have a Legend). Please allow changing the Color Theme from Bubble Plot's legend dialog box (maximize consistency to make learning and using JMP easier).

Anonymous · ‎01-26-2018

Please bring the iOS graph builder app to the iPhone! Being limited to iPad makes it much less useful than it could be.

AlexanderKrebs · ‎01-24-2018

Variability charts allow to optionally plot Grand Mean and Grand Median lines. While Grand Mean automatically adds a label of the overall mean to the right of the plot, Grand Median does not show any label. My proposal is to allow for showing a label for the Grand Median the same way as for Grand Mean. I propose that the look and feel for Grand Mean and Median shall be the same: Show a label by default, allow the user to turn on/off the label in the graph context->Customize...->Grand Mean/Median properties.

JMP Wish List

Allow passing data objects from JMP to SAS

Matrix Operations with By variables

mobile hyperlinks in Graph Builder

Pooled SD for Graph Builder Mean Intervals

<<Get Namespace for special namespaces

Overplotting on charts

Automatically run a script when a script when a data set is opened

how can I set preference to link profilers

Enable easy modification of desktop icon without admin rights

:Y Simulated Responses values used in Model Dialogue not :Y

Start labelling "overall sigma capability" as "performance indexes" in JMP

Having a JMP Home Button On Query Builder

Use of median range for average and range chart

Copy and Paste Between JMP Script Windows and External Editors

User Defined Function Return Multiple Outputs

Table > Update should warn when column will fail due to List Check

Scale Points by Cost in Recurrence Event Plot

Add Ability to Change Bubble Plot's Color Theme Consistently with Graph Builder

Graph builder for the iPhone

Add Label for Grand Median in Variability Graph