Perhaps this has been asked somewhere, but I couldn't find it.
Attached you'll find a data table that has apparently been in use for several years. I am just seeing it for the first time myself and don't know all of the history behind it.
What I do know is that if you run the profiler (script called "Tube Volume Prediction..."), a profiler appears. If you drag the variables in JMP 13.1 or earlier, the predictions for the 4 Y variables update exactly as expected.
If you do this in 13.2 or 14.0, other strange things happen. For example, moving the first X "sleeveLength" to its maximum at 219.61 causes dots to appear on my profiler - not just the lines that represent the profiler but some dots overlaying some of the lines. If I follow this up by moving the second X "fillHeight" to its maximum at 181.18, some of the profiler lines completely disappear. I then move on to the third X, and I moved it to its minimum. For good measure, I also put "moundtype" at its minimum, "nozzleDiameter" at its minimum and the two "tubeModulus" X variables to their minimums.
The result for me is that at least three of the profiler curves disappear, sometimes all four. It's inconsistent.
Also, inconsistent, but after closing the profiler, I usually get a message like this one (the one on the left comes from JMP 13.2 on Windows 10, the one on the right comes from JMP 14.0 on Windows 7):
Our solution has been to downgrade back to 13.1.
Note also this only seems to be a problem under Windows. I could not replicate this on a Mac running 14.0.
Support Tracker # : 7612431539
Tried it on a Mac in 15.1, works fine.
