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How to make a clustered bar chart in JMP
Created: Aug 5, 2017 04:11 PM  |  Last Modified: Aug 9, 2017 10:28 AM

Here are two animated GIFs showing two ways to make a clustered bar chart (also known as "grouped bars" or "side by side" bars) in JMP. The basic idea is to provide a single X variable and multiple Y variables, and Graph Builder will use the side-by-side arrangement by default (see the "Style" property for other arrangements).

The first animation drags in the Y variables one by one, using the "merge" drop zone just inside the Y axis.

ClusteredBars1.gif

 

 The second animation drags in all the Y variables together.

 

ClusteredBars2.gif

 

 

Last Modified: Aug 9, 2017 1:28 PM