Are there any pre-existing functions in JMP for some of the regressions performed by Fit Y by X or the Fit Curve platforms? For most of my code, when I want the parameters  for a 3P or 2nd Order polynomial, etc. I will call the platform in JMP with a BY variable and then 'make combined data table'. However, the one downside is that JMP "needs" to render the graphics in order to grab the data table... Well, with larger data, the BY variable is far too large and JMP either dies, runs out of RAM or has other issues when trying to do this operation (one of my larger sets has a BY variable with about 40k unique values).   One 'fix' would be to just remove the by, and call the platform in a FOR loop for each of the data sets separately. I am not sure that would be faster or not ... Ideally, I could create a single matrix or series of matricies and quickly get parameters for each set of data. This could be coded into a JSL layer function, but if functions exist in JMP, the overhead would be better controlled ... To summarize: 1) Does JMP have any existing functions that can calculate parameter coefficients for anything beyond basic linear regression 2) If not, are there better ways to accomplish my goals within current JMP platforms? 3) Are there JSL functions people have made which can do various regressions and return the coefficients   Thanks!   ... View more

JMP does an amazing job of chugging along so even long analyses get done eventually (unless there are hardware limitations). However, sometimes these long processes are kicked off on accident or without realizing how long they will actually take.   I would like to suggest a way to kill the current process so the single thing I started stops, but I don't have to force close all of JMP and lose any other work I have going on. I know myself, and many colleagues, have done these things - from an accidental click to a botched while loop - so a way to save JMP from this 'killer process' would be greatly appreciated! ... View more

I often do random selections of a main table and take those selections, subset them and then combine them into a new table, often several times. If I am going to do this a bunch, i will script it so it iterates through the random selection/subsetting/concatenating, but I would like something so JMP automates that for me - and others who are less into scripting. ... View more

I would like to see the ability to select cells by their color, not value. This comes as I have learned of the imputation ability for missing values and JMP will color imputed cells the same color. If the window is closed and 'undo' is no longer available, it would be great to be able to select those cells by color to exclude/undo/etc.   (another way would be to update imputation to make selection easier after the fact, but the suggestion I believe would have use beyond the noted use case). ... View more

I would like the ability to update the delete columns function so that it can "delete formula" or "remove ref" automatically when 'errors' occur.   Currently I can manually delete a column and JMP will notify me if that column is referenced by a formula in another column, giving me the options of how to proceed. But in script, if I code the deletion of a column referenced by another, the column won't delete and I just get a note in the log.   In a dynamic setting I may not know which, if any, formulas exist and if they reference columns which may be deleted. So I would like a way to automate that and either do nothing, remove references or remove formulas from the JSL interface.   Thanks! ... View more

I would like to suggest the ability to force MFI to combine files together, even if it finds differences.   Use Case: I am combining data from two instrument platforms where the data is set up identically, but the differences are enough that MFI separates the data into two tables if I have both instrument platforms. I am aware of all pertinent differences, and just want to leverage MFI for high quality, quick combination. I would like a radio button to 'force into one file' along with "Stack Similar Files" and "One Table for Each File".   While JMP does an amazing job most of the time, sometimes I know better than JMP 😉 ... View more

I would like to suggest the ability to simply 'pick files' from the list in a folder rather than figuring out a filter to apply or moving some files into separate folder.   Use Case: I have a dozen random-ish files in a folder and I want to combine 4 of them. Rather than finding a filter which would allow only those 4 files to be shown, I want to be able to ctrl+click them to build the list manually. (as i click the name populates in the 'select by name or extension box?) ... View more

I would like JMP standard to have all of the options JMP pro has ... however, those options are grayed out and have a little 'pro' icon or something. It would make it SO much easier to discern between colleagues, webinars, presenations, etc what I can do with standard or what I can't.   Moreover, it's a very obvious way to show people who use Standard what they are missing in JMP Pro! ... View more

I would like propose an update so that a preference (or some other method) is in place for how outline boxes, especially the default one, are handled during copy / paste operations - for graph builder, specifically (although it could be merged into other platforms). This preference would allow the user to control whether or not the default outline box was copied / pasted when the user selects it for copying. In JMP 15, an feature was implemented which automatically removes the outline box from the image when copying / pasting from Graph Builder. This feature removes the need to manually select each graph with the control key to copy / paste when the titles are effectively part of the graph builder output. Additionally, JMP implemented it so that editing the outline box would force keep it when copying / pasting so user adjustments were maintained. However, if a user wants to keep the outline box(es) it is just as annoying to change each title so it is maintained as it is to manually control click each graph to avoid copying the outline box. A preference would allow users to control their destiny and be the best of both worlds. ... View more

@Justin_Chilton, I was hoping you (or someone else) may be able to give me a hand with jsl hamcrest question. I am looking to extend the reporting of the tester, but I am not quite sure how to navigate the classes to do so.   I found the UtCollectiongReporter and was able to have a blank report end up at the end of my test by adding this line at the end: UtCollectingReporter:show report(); However, none of the successes/failres/etc were included. How to I adjust the tool so this reporting tool is filled with information?   Thanks! ... View more

Has anyone developed/found a way to convert/share/"compile" JSL into something usable by other languages?   Here is my problem. As the developer of the initial code in R&D, I want a way to be able to give researchers code/tools that meet their needs and work with there existing analysis structure (JMP). However, some of these tools get merged into larger suites (for operations/QC, etc) where an existing infrastructure is already in place, not based on JMP. How can I share what my JSL tool does without having to recreate all of the code in a new language to be fully validated again. In my head there would be a button “Convert JSL to Python” (or C++, etc) which would do the work. I doubt it’s that simple, but I was hoping there were tools in existence that would help me turn my JSL into something more digestible for other languages.   In many cases the final users aren't JMP users so having JMP on their machines isn't a given (however, if that's the only way to make it work, I want to explore all options).   Thanks! ... View more