Save scripts to data tables are a way to make your JMP sessions more productive and aid in automating routine analyses you might want to do on your data table.
While scripting may sound scary to some, it couldn't be easier to save scripts to the data table through the red triangle menu > save script > to data table...
With JMP 13, we've reduced the number of clicks to re-run an analysis script from two to one with the Green Triangle. This makes running scripts easier and faster for all JMP users.
For those that like things as they were, you still can click the red triangle in a data table script revealing options such as Run Script, Edit or Delete.
And of course, as other options in JMP, these also are still are available with a right-click.
Simply click the Green Triangle and your script runs.
And another valuable upgrade, when you save scripts to the data table, they are named with a bit more detail than in previous versions of JMP.
If you’ve ever had a data table with non descriptive scripts, all of which are named "Graph Builder", you’ll appreciate this improvement to customize these names.
And those names are all saved perfectly in the tables panel when you save your data table.
Check it out now in JMP 13, with one of the many sample data tables and included green triangles to launch scripts.
When you’re up and running with JMP 13 make sure to click the Play Button in Data Table, it has magic like powers.
Our busy developers have reduced the number of clicks required to re-run an analysis script to one-click a go.
This makes running scripts easier and faster for all JMP users.
For those that like things as they were, you still can click the red triangle in a data table script revealing options such as Run Script, Edit or Delete.
click the green triangle next to the Distribution script.
And of course, as other options in JMP, these also are still are available with a right-click.
Simply click the big green play button and your script runs.
And another valuable upgrade, when you save scripts to the data table, they are named with a bit more detail than in previous versions of JMP.
If you’ve ever had a data table with non descriptive script names such as just "Graph Builder", you’ll appreciate this improvement to customize these names.
And those names are all saved perfectly in the tables panel when you save your data table.
Check it out now in JMP 13, with one of the many sample data tables and included play buttons.
Thanks for learning more about JMP and have a great day.
Thanks all, all great edits.
Good point: "click the green triangle next to the Distribution script." is the way we actually refer to it if we want to be precise.
Hi. The documentation never calls this a Play Button. I discovered that when wanting to tweet about your idea. The blue button on Graph Builder and Column Switcher (see http://www.jmp.com/support/help/13/Save_Script_Menus.shtml) are called Play buttons. Perhaps being more specific and calling it Green Run Script button?
Save scripts to data tables are a way to make your JMP sessions more productive and aid in automating routine analyses you might want to do on your data table. While scripting may sound scary to some, it couldn't be easier to save scripts to the data table through the red triangle menu > save script > to data table...
With JMP 13, we've reduced the number of clicks to re-run an analysis script from two to one with the Play Button. This makes running scripts easier and faster for all JMP users.
For those that like things as they were, you still can click the red triangle in a data table script revealing options such as Run Script, Edit or Delete.
And of course, as other options in JMP, these also are still are available with a right-click.
Simply click the big green play button and your script runs.
And another valuable upgrade, when you save scripts to the data table, they are named with a bit more detail than in previous versions of JMP.
If you’ve ever had a data table with non descriptive scripts, all of which are named "Graph Builder", you’ll appreciate this improvement to customize these names.
And those names are all saved perfectly in the tables panel when you save your data table.
Check it out now in JMP 13, with one of the many sample data tables and included play buttons.
