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Sheet Box Displays!

Byron_JMP

I recently (about 10 min ago) heard that only about 10% of people who use JSL know about the "Sheet Box" display box. Being in the majority class, and completely amazed that this has been in JMP since version 9, and also because I've always wanted something exactly like this, I wanted to post this quick example of a sheet box display.

You might need to stretch out the bottom edge of the display to see the whole figure when you run the script 11549_Screen Shot 2016-05-13 at 2.44.35 PM.png

Sheet box example bw1.jsl

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rabelardo

Is there like a Sheet Box add-in (point & click option) for a user with no JSL background?

I'm imagining it something like a wizard prompting me what table to use, how many cols and / rows and what graphs / output I want to include in the Sheet Box.

- Randy, JMP newbie

Byron_JMP

There is a little more automatic way of creating something that is more structured than this little bit of code.

From the file menu, make a new Application.

It will let you drop your graphs into a "lineup box", for example, and will keep track of the data tables and all that too.

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rabelardo

Thanks so much!

vince_faller

It's actually built into JMP already. If you look at the bottom right of reports there's a checkbox.

If you check the ones you want then press the arrow and go to combine windows,

JMP will make you the application automatically in the relative positions that you had them on the screen. (Pretty sure the sizes too)

vishwasanj

This is very cool. Is there a way to adjust the sizing of each graph if I am planning to do it in a loop? Also, any good example of running this in a FOR loop? Thank you.