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Who wants to write a blog post? Need some inspiration?

Jeff_Perkinson

I ran across this nice blog post from a colleague on the SAS side (shout out to @ChrisHemedinger) and it occurred to me that we could do Harvey Balls in JMP with Value Labels, and if it's good enough for SAS users, it's good enough for JMP users.

Anyone want to write a blog post for JMPer Cable on how do to them in JMP? Let me and @arati_mejdal know and we'll get you on the right track.

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MikeD_Anderson

Dibs!!

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MikeD_Anderson

Dibs!!

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brady_brady

It's a shame you can't make text a little bigger in a single table column. You could use value labels and not have to use a report at all.

Is it text?

I should elaborate--

I asked if it was text because I wanted to do it with value labels... an epression column (or virtual join to a lookup table with an expression column) is my guess as to how most people would actually implement something like this. So I was wondering which way you did it.

If you did it with Value Labels and text, which font did you use? As you can see, the font I used didn't scale the circles uniformly. (If you created your own font, I don't care if nobody else will do it, that's pretty cool!)

MikeD_Anderson

In the case above, it's a lookup table I built for doing the virtual joins using some nice quality SVG files I got from Wikipedia. There is a font out there already, so I wasn't going to go down that road. I'm showing both ways (value labels) and providing the LUT in the blog post.