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Swap X and Y axis in Variability Chart

klm123

Hi,

The names of my x-axis variables show up vertically aligned.

I would not want to use 'rotated tick options'. Because this increases the horizontal dimension of the chart in an undesired way.

Instead if I can swap the X and Y axis, then the input variable names will become reader-friendly, without increasing the size of the chart

Please refer the image. Sorry, I had to crop the image to avoid publishing company data on public platform.

Thanks,

Kishore

Variability chart - swap X and Y axes.png

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Laura_Lancaster

Hello,

I am not sure if this is what you're looking for or not, but you can select Vertical Charts within the Variability platform to swap the axes.

Thanks.

Laura

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txnelson

Use @Laura_Lancaster solution below...not my suggestion

It looks like you could just use Graph Builder and put he axes the way you want them

Laura_Lancaster

Hello,

I am not sure if this is what you're looking for or not, but you can select Vertical Charts within the Variability platform to swap the axes.

Thanks.

Laura

txnelson

My bad on this one, I didn't loot for the obvious before I suggested Graph Builder

klm123

Thank you, Laura! This worked perfect!

Regards,
Kishore

kluu

Hello Laura,

I am new with jump and having same issue. Could you kindly show a detail how to do this?

Thanks,

Khanh

txnelson

Open your data table. In Laura's example she used the Big Class data table from the Sample Data Folder available under the Help pull down menu.

Go to

Analyze=>Quality and Process=> Variability // Attribute Control Chart

In the dialog window that is displayed, select column height for the Y, Response and column age for the X, Grouping and click on OK.

The Output Display window will appear

Click on the red triangle to the left of the title for the outline box titled "Variability Guage Analysis for height" and select "Vertical Charts"

The display will change to a Vertical form