JSL for Building Interactive Dialogs for Automated Workflows

See how to use JSL to automate repetitive process monitoring by implementing control chart scripts. Although the demo is a follow-up to the Mastering JMP session Tracking and Trending Manufacturing Metrics, the techniques for creating scripts by borrowing and gluing together JMP auto-generated code can be used to build scripts for any repetitive tasks.

See how to:

• Understand some basics of JMP Scripting Language
  • Functions and arguments
  • Namespaces (global and local) and Names Default to Here
  • Spaces and letter cases
  • Set Script Editor Preferences
• Use and set Paths and Path Variables
  • Pick File and Pick Directory
  • Special path variables: Sample Data, Home, All_Home, Desktop, Documents, Downloads and Temp
• Generate and format reports
• Create buttons and dialogs to collect user input for reports

Resources

• Wendy Murphrey blog giving resources for learning JSL