JMP Wish List

Analyze > Screening > Explore Outliers, would like an option to output the results as an indicator column ((0|1), where 1 indicates outlier.   Currently, the result options are: Select Rows, Color Cells, Exclude Rows, Color Rows, Add to Missing Value Codes, Change to Missing. Of course, it is pretty easy to just duplicate the data column, Change to Missing, and then by script or formula turn that into an indicator column. But it would be nice to have Make Indicator Column as a native option. ... View more

I would like to have possibility to create column with all values (might cause issues, I know) from Summary platform. This would allow me to calculate statistics for some group and still see values for specific columns. This column could also be made Multiple Response   Example with SQL in JMP: Names Default To Here(1); dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp"); Query( dt, "SELECT age, avg(height), GROUP_CONCAT(name, ',') as name FROM 'Big Class' group by age" ); Would most likely require selection for separator and to determine if column should be multiple response. These could maybe be done in same way as Quantiles which have different selector below column list   ... View more

I think it might be practical and valuable for some users, if it would be possible to save the data from a distribution histogram into a table. The table would then contain two columns where one is the undersize value (i.e. the upper bin limit), that increases with the bin width that was set in the x-Axis settings of the histogram, and the other column contains N of the respective bin (and/or, or in a third column, the respective recalculated frequency).   Currently, it is possible to get the proposed table, but only using a work-around: One can save the level numbers of the histogram of interest (the levels also scale with the set bin size in the histogram's x-scale) into the original data table. Then one can organize the date e.g. using the command (as described in How to get the table of values after constructing a histogram? - JMP User Community). However, one then still has to manually adjust the levels to the actual x-axis scale that was used in the histogram.   Since there is already the option of saving different data directly out of the histogram under the distribution dialogue menu via (like the levels described) above), it might be relatively simple to implement another option, where the above proposed table is directly created. Especially since the data must already somewhere be stored in JMP in order to create the histogram graph.   This feature might for example come in handy, when particle size distributions have to be recalculated from a number based distribution into a volume based distribution or vice versa. With the new feature, the data of the histogram can directly be manipulated and/or recalculated.   Currently using JMP 16. ... View more

What inspired this wish list request?  Currently when user want's to modify the slider value for example in Graph Builder, it is very difficult to do it based on exact value as you cannot see the value easily and you have to use slider.   Example below: No idea what those values currently are unless I hover over and if I change the value I cannot see it while using the slider. And even if I could see the values, I cannot move the slider accurately enough to get the value I would like to have.   For example Fit Y by X offers this type of controls And with Profiler you can click the value and modify it   What is the improvement you would like to see?  I would like to see the values all the time and have a possibility to write the values I want to use in addition to using sliders. Number Edit Box is one option how it could be handled, maybe combination of how fit y by x and profiler do it in the images above.   Why is this idea important? This would make it much easier to use those controls accurately. Currently I think the easiest way is to move all the sliders randomly somewhere and then take the script. Then you can accurately edit the values and run the graph again. Or you could write your own add-in which allows changing slider values with Number Edit Box. ... View more

In JMP 14, GraphBuilder Bars with a patten have an outline.  Bars with no pattern or solid, have no outline.  I typically use a white graph background. But whatever the background color, if a bar has the same color as the background color, it is indistinguishable from the the background.   Having a white background, means I cannot have a  solid, white bar. ... View more

Improve the actual neural network module and add a new module for deep neural networks.   Felice ... View more

Currently if you want to add column to a function used in Formula Editor you have to either Drag and drop the column to correct place Select the place you want to add the column into and then double click the column to add it Open the formula as JSL script and write the column reference My suggestion is that new option should be added: right click selection for the columns (in best case only valid columns would be showed in the list). Right click menu would make it easier and faster to add new columns to functions, especially when you are writing more complicated ones / want to edit formulas.   JMP does already offer quite a few options in the right-click menu for Formula Editor, but I think column selection would fit there within the first "block". Quick paint example: ... View more

At this time I need to call R to do this. ... View more

Please include Deming Regression for "Fit Y by X“ platform an option (check box) for a reference line y=x and the option (check box) to have x and y axis setting to be equal  Min(x_Axis) = Min(y_Axis) , Max(x_Axis) = Max(y_Axis) ... View more

In print preview it's only possible to fit to one page. If you have a huge evaluation it's not so nice. There needs to be also a funktion fit to with  of the page and then for multiple pages.   Or direktly create graphs that always fits into letter/A4 or what is set as preference.   JMP is nice to work but not so nice for dokumentation if other don't have JMP...   best regards Splerin ... View more

Currently , the JMP to R interaction library has some good functions , however addition of some more features would make it much more powerful .   1. Ability to preserve interactivity when retrieving image from R to JMP  2. Ability to retrieve multiple images from R to JMP instead of only the last generated figure in one go        ... View more

I would like to programmatically interact with the Crosshair tool.  To allow JSL to initiate the tool, and to return the latest X,Y pair to be returned in a JSL matrix or list. ... View more

Depending what is selected in the text editor the keyboard shortcut to comment a block of code (an implemented wish list item) will either insert a block comment (/* .. */) or it will prefix all lines with a single line comment (//).  Please let the user decide which to use by separating them into separate shortcuts. I, for example, would almost always prefer to prefix lines with //.     ... View more

  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.     ... View more

Currently in a Boxplot using JMP 16.1.0, if more than one result is plotted on y-axis, the boxes can be visulaized with an "offset" or "Align" (Box placement). This function is not given for "points". I would like to have this functionality to get a better representation of my results and to avoid an intermediate step, e.g. by restacking.     ... View more

To help users interpret how predictions being explored in the profiler relate to the data used to build them, provide options to show: Histograms and/or box plots in the borders of the profiler.  Histograms were already suggested by @FN  in Add histograms to the JMP profiler .  Extend the red dotted line through them. Time series (or row series) trends in the profiler borders with the red dotted line extended through them. Scatterplots in fields behind the profiler, turned on by default. The extrapolation statistic as an additional y/predicted variable, shown at the bottom, show the UCL on the axis A scatterplot matrix showing combinations of all variables - not on the drawing below Option to scale label sizes - useful when trying to visualize large profiler, make a profiler with 20x20 variables, shrink the cells to 1/2 the normal size, and still be able to identify variable names With everything turned on, the user would see this along with a scatterplot matrix, again with the current values as a red dotted line through all plots (I used blue here):     @cwillden sorry it took so long to enter this after our conversation at the last Discovery!   ... View more

☐ cool new feature ☐ could help many users! ☐ feels like a „bug“ ☑ nice to have ☐ nobody needs it   Surprising, especially for new users of Jmp: A local data filter doesn't exclude items, which are already excluded by a global data filter. Data Filter: exclude excluded rows    For users who work with Jmp for many years, this can be a quite logical thing. But if you think about it objectively, it's completely unnecessary, right? So, why?!    In the example from the link above, a data filter which could look like this actually looks like this (excluded, unnecessary items marked red): A user who selects age = 13, 15,17 will not see any update in the graph; could be that he wonders what's wrong.   There is a functionality to exclude data from a graph - why not use the same functionality to exclude the items from the data filter lists? It's already possible to apply such an exclusion manually, bu "conditional" data filters and an additional column with formula excluded(). But this requires some effort.   My proposal: a checkbox in the context menu of the local data filter: don't show data points which are excluded by the global data filter  Then the user can decide if he wants that excluded rows are listed in the data filter (checkmark = 0) or if they should be removed (1) ...   Hm .. actually I can't think of any application case where a user intentionally decides to get excluded items listed. But definitely, there will be some special cases ... Can anybody give an example?         more wishes submitted by   ... View more

Even before JMP17 I was looking for faster ways to open some specific rows from large JMP tables to improve the user-experience of tools I write. Finally JMP17 provided us with options to open x first, x last or x random rows. I would suggest that JMP should also let user open data table using specific rows (not sure if this can be technically done). Syntax for these is First(x), Last(x), Random(x) and if x is between 0-1 fraction of the total number of columns is used. And the new syntax could be same as Subset has for example with Rows([1,2,3,4]) dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/CrimeData.jmp", Rows([2,4,6,8,30])); .   One of my use cases would be following: I have a data table with 10million rows and 100 columns. First I open the table with only one (or multiple) column and ALL rows. Then I calculate which rows I am interested in, close the one column table and then re-open with just the interesting rows. This should make opening large tables much faster if I don't need all the data. Currently I can do this with if the table is sorted and I need sorted data. ... View more

Hello,   I would like to request the option to arrange Variability Gauge charts in rows, similar to other platforms such as Distribution, Fit Y by X, etc.   Regards Mehul Shroff ... View more