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Data points on a variability plot to display X-axis values instead of Y-axis and Row-number?

psundar6

Hi,

I am plotting a variability plot and reporting as an interactive html. When I hover over the datapoints on the variability plot I see a peek into the Row-number and the corresponding Y-axis value. Is there a way to show the X-axis value in the peek window as well? I don't mind removing the row-number or the Y-axis value if necessary. Thanks.

-Prithvee

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gzmorgan0

@psundar6,

Are you aware of JMP labels. Below is a screenshot of a saved interactive html. It has a variability chart and the table combined, but it works as well for only the varaibility chart. The table shows that I highlighted 3 columns that were used to create the chart. Those columns were seleted and using one of the Columns pull down menus, selected Label. Note I could add more variables not used to create the var chart. When I hover over a point I see the values of labeled columns. I think Labels address your question. If not, please provide more details.

gzmorgan0

@Ross_Metusalem, Oops, you are faster than I.

@psundar6, Ross and my response provided the same advice.

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Ross_Metusalem

Hi Prithvee,

Head back to the data table, right click on the column corresponding to your x-axis variable and select Label/Unlabel. (You can also find the Label/Unlabel command under the Cols menu.) This will tell JMP to display this column's values in any hover labels in graphs. The column should now have a yellow tag icon next to it in the data table's columns pane, and you should now see the corresponding values in the hover label in your variability chart.

Ross

gzmorgan0

@psundar6,

gzmorgan0

@Ross_Metusalem, Oops, you are faster than I.

@psundar6, Ross and my response provided the same advice.

psundar6

Thanks for your reply! I just figured this one out. Labels does give me more info on the plots.

psundar6

Oops clicked the wrong button. ANyway, thanks for the reply!