I was hoping that the latest version would allow for Show Filter to be on by default in a column dialog. Is there a flag or option in the preference to make this show always rather than having to click the triangle the multitude of times I use this feature? ... View more

I recently updated to jmp 14.1 (my work will only allowed tested updates so still waiting on 14.2). I have a script where I create a legend window, journal it, and then close it. This used to work fine in jmp 13 but now it does not close the window. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug? Ignore the coloring portions, I have some things set up for consistent coloring.   myWin = Outline Box( "Legend", H List Box( myPlot = dt0 << Color or Mark By Column( Eval( myColor ), Color Theme( "POR Black" ), Marker Theme( "standard" ), Continuous Scale( 0 ), Make Window With Legend( 1 ) ) ) ); myWin << Journal; myWin << Close Window(); ... View more

Hello. I am using a table script to create a few bivariate plots. For each plot, I create some reference lines but then I use a Dispatch on the framebox to change the Reference Line Order to something higher so that the reference lines are drawn in front of the data. However, this does not seem to be changing anything. Here is a simple example of what I am trying to do. When I do this, the Reference Line Order does not change.   Am I missing something?   myWin = New Window( "plots", H List Box( Bivariate( Y( :Name( "y1" ) ), X( :Name( "x1" ) ), SendToReport( Dispatch( {}, "1", ScaleBox, {Add Ref Line( 329, "Solid", "Black", "a line", 2 ), Add Ref Line( 349, "Solid", "Blue", "b line", 2 )} ), Dispatch( {}, "Bivar Plot", FrameBox, {Frame Size( 400, 300 ), Grid Line Order( 1 ), Reference Line Order( 5 )} ), ), Bivariate( Y( :Name( "y2" ) ), X( :Name( "x2" ) ), SendToReport( Dispatch( {}, "1", ScaleBox, {Add Ref Line( 329, "Solid", "Black", "a line", 2 ), Add Ref Line( 349, "Solid", "Blue", "b line", 2 )} ), Dispatch( {}, "Bivar Plot", FrameBox, {Frame Size( 400, 300 ), Grid Line Order( 1 ), Reference Line Order( 5 )} ), ) ) ) ) ) ... View more

My company just upgraded us to JMP13. I had a custom color theme that I want to use. Is there a way to export or transfer to the new version?   thanks H ... View more

Hello. I am scripting a bar chart in graph builder because using a standard chart does not eliminate empty bars where as the graph builder does. I am allowing for the use of continuous modeling types as an X factor. Let me explain how I am approaching this.   The user selects some columns by which to plot a bar chart. I create the chart using graph builder and the first column selected. Then if there are more than one columns selected, I go in and <<add variables to the graph builder. This works exactly as I want it except when one of the selected columns is continuous. Then the graph builder replaces the entire X with the continuous variable and says there are more variables there but it is only plotting versus the one. When I create the chart manually like this by changing the continuous variable to ordinal, it works the way I want it. So I change each continuous column to oridinal but the graph still does not add the variable but replaces it.    Does anyone have any ideas how I can make this work the way I want it? Here is a simplified version of my script: myWin = Column Dialog( FactorCol = Col List( "Multivariate Factor(s)" ) ); myFactor = myWin["FactorCol"]; myPlot = Graph Builder( Show Control Panel( 0 ), Show Legend( 0 ), Variables( X( Eval( myFactor[1] ) ), Y( yCol ), Color( Eval( myColor ) ) ), Elements( Bar( X, Y, Summary Statistic( "Std Dev" ), Label( "Label by Value" ) ) ), SendToReport( Dispatch( {}, ScaleBox, {Label Row( 1, {Automatic Tick Marks( 0 ), Show Major Ticks( 1 ), Lower Frame( 1 ), Tick Mark Style( "Long Divider" )} )} ) ) ); //If there is more than one factor then need to add variables to the graph If( N Items( myFactor ) > 1, myRep = Report( myPlot )[Graph Builder Box( 1 )]; For( j = 2, j <= N Items( myFactor ), j++, xcol = Column( dtmm, myFactor[j] ); If( xcol << Get Modeling Type == "Continuous", //set a column property so I can change it back later xcol << Set Property( "change", 1 ); xcol << Modeling Type( "Ordinal" ); ); myRep << Add Variable( {xcol, Role( "X" ), Position( 1 )} ); ); //now I have to adjust all the x-axis for the way I want it For( j = 1, j <= N Items( myFactor ), j++, Report( myPlot )[Axisbox( 1 )] << {Label Row( j, {Automatic Tick Marks( 0 ), Show Major Ticks( 1 ), Lower Frame( 1 ), Tick Mark Style( "Long Divider" )} )} ); );   ... View more

I have really tried (no pun intended) to use try() and throw() but it does not seem to work the way I read it. I have a data set with columns Value and Parameter. I want to run a script and do many things to this data set but only if those columns exist. Can someone explain to me how to use try() and throw() in these instances or if they should be used at all? Should the script look like this? mydt=current data table(); if ( try( Column (mydt, "Value") & Column (mydt, "Parameter"), throw("Value and Parameter columns do not exist"); ); rest of script; );     or this? mydt=current data table(); try( Column (mydt, "Value") & Column (mydt, "Parameter"); rest of script, throw("Value and Parameter columns do not exist"); );   ... View more