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How to change row legend colors using JSL

yetebreo

Hi I am currently working on a script but I am stuck with one requirement that is to put specific colors for a specific row legend.

For example I have:

LEGENDNAME_OO

LEGENDNAME_PP

LEGENDNAME_QQ

I want to color legend with _OO suffix with red _PP with blue and _QQ with green

Thanks

Accepted answers

uday_guntupalli

Hello ,

dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );

dt << Color by Column( :Age );

Wait( 2 );

dt << Color Rows by Row State;

I think you can further customize this to match your needs

Best

uday

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guillaumebugnon

Hi,

It's depend of graph you are using.

For Overlay Plot, you can add Connect Color option to define colors options.

Overlay Plot(  Y( :AA, :BB, :CC ),  Connect Thru Missing( 1 ),  :AA(  Connect Color( 38 ),  Line Width( "Thin" )  ),  :BB(  Connect Color( 54 ),  Line Width( "Thin" )  ),  :CC( Connect Color( 71 ),      Line Width( "Thin" ) ));

uday_guntupalli

Hello ,

dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );

dt << Color by Column( :Age );

Wait( 2 );

dt << Color Rows by Row State;

I think you can further customize this to match your needs

Best

uday

yetebreo

Here is the code I am using

//!

open("C:\Users\krash_tpd_cnt_char.csv");

Bivariate(

Y( :VALUE ),

X( :TEMP ),

By( :VCC ),

SendToReport(

Dispatch({},"1",ScaleBox,{

,Show Major Grid( 1 )

}),

Dispatch({},"2",ScaleBox,{

,Show Major Grid( 1 )

}),

Dispatch( {}, "Bivar Plot", FrameBox,

{Row Legend(

WAFER ,

Color( 1 ),

Color Theme( "JMP Default" )

)}

)

);

this is what is being generated

but i want *-TT to be green, FF to be red then SS as is (blue)

Bill_Worley

Try changing the value ordering in the source column so that FF is first and -TT is second. I realize this is not a JSL solution, but it may get you where you want to be.

yetebreo

I am not sure how to change the ordering since these names could be anything only that it ends with TT FF and SS.

I hop somebody can help

guillaumebugnon

Hello,

You can do a script similar to this one to order value.

This script is not "perfect" but seems to be okay

dt = CurrentDataTable();

col = Column("VCC");

list = {};

ulist = {};

listTT = {};

listSS = {};

listFF = {};

/* Add data from VCC into a list */

For (i=1, i<=Nrows(dt),i++,

InsertInto (list,col)

);

/* Create a unique list */

For (i=1,i<=Nitems(list),i++,

If (Nrows(Loc(ulist,list)) == 0,

InsertInto (ulist,list)

);

/* Create 3 lists contains pattern */

For (i=1,i<=Nitems(ulist),i++,

if (contains(ulist,"TT") > 0,

InsertInto (listTT,ulist)

);

if (contains(ulist,"SS") > 0,

InsertInto (listSS,ulist)

);

if (contains(ulist,"FF") > 0,

InsertInto (listFF,ulist)

);

/* Create the final list to have color order*/

list = {};

InsertInto(list,listFF);

InsertInto(list,listTT);

InsertInto(list,listSS);

/* Put Value ordering property */

col << Set Property("Value Ordering",list);

/* Then make your analysis */