In some situations, you may need to regularly, manually add rows to a table, where the column values come from a fixed list of options. See one way to use basic JSL to create interactive dialog boxes to use for capturing clean, consistent entries and append them to rows in your table. In addition, learn how to bundle the JSL code into a portable, sharable JMP add-in/extension.

Learn how to:

• Identify the basic components of a dialog window in JMP.
• Script date, numeric, text, and drop-down fields in JSL.
• Validate inputs and append each submission as a new row in a data table.
• Package the final script as an add-in/extension and launch it from the menu.

This webinar covers: using JSL to create text, text edit, number edit, combo, and button boxes; creating JSL expressions to get data from dialog boxes into a new row in the appropriate column in the data table; incorporating into expressions a definition of data type for each data value; packaging the script as a JMP add-in/extension.

Suggested Prerequisites:

• Completion of free online Introduction to the JMP Scripting Language course
• Ability to interpret and create simple JSL