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autoscale a bivariate plot

Hi Folks,

Unlike most of my questions, this is not a scripting question. When interacting with an XY plot, after I change the scale (in X or Y), either in the dialog or with the magnifier, how do I restore the plot back to the autosale like when it was first created?

Is there a keystroke or clicking shortcut? I am using JMP 13 for windows.

Thanks

Howie Zolla

Re: autoscale a bivariate plot

Thanks for writing. I remember the old school method... "Double-clicking clicking with the Magnifier takes you back to the original scaling." However, it hasn't worked in years (since at least version 11). Is there a setting somewhere which enables or disables this?

Re: autoscale a bivariate plot

Also, the 'old school' methods include holding the control key (Windows) or command key (Macintosh) when clicking with the magnifier to back up one level of zoom. Double-clicking clicking with the Magnifier takes you back to the original scaling.