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Plot 2 set of data (x,y,z1), (x,y, z2) using Graph Builder; then correlate z1 and z2, same (x,y)

I am new to JMP and trying to get started.  Please help to advise the followings.

 

I have several sets of data, (x, y, z1), (x, y, z2,) ..., (x, y, zn).

 

1. For one set of data (x, y, z1), create a contour plot of z1 on (x, y), using Graph Builder

2. For one set of data (x, y, z1), plot only Z1 vs. (x_0, to x_m), using Graph Builder

3. Plot several sets of the data, say (x,y,z1) and (x,y, z2) using Graph Builder, and overlp the the data on the same plot

 

Appreciated.

 

 

 

Re: Plot 2 set of data (x,y,z1), (x,y, z2) using Graph Builder; then correlate z1 and z2, same (x,y)I will also suggest that you can go to the JMP Starter Window to get you going quickly in JMP From the pull down menus go to:
View==>JMP Starter
Re: Plot 2 set of data (x,y,z1), (x,y, z2) using Graph Builder; then correlate z1 and z2, same (x,y)

See in JMP Help > Books > Essential Graphing. You can learn a lot from the descriptions, explanations, and examples. It doesn't take much time and it is time well spent.

Re: Plot 2 set of data (x,y,z1), (x,y, z2) using Graph Builder; then correlate z1 and z2, same (x,y)

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