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Pareto Graph - changing cumulative percent formatting label

wendytseng

Does anyone know if it is possible to change the formatting of the cumulative % label in the pareto plot?

This was made using the Failure.jmp sample data table and Analyze --> Quality and Process --> Pareto Plot as shown below:

pareto inputs.png

Accepted answers

Chris_Kirchberg

If you don't want to use JSL, you can always use Graph Builder. But you will have to Sort the table on N and then make a Cum % column.

Graph Builder.png

Table attached for an example. More work, but scalable and flexible.

I also had to modify graph properties (right click) to have proportion of 1 for bar width, sort in graph, use Cum % as Label and have Rows show labels.

FailureGB.jmp

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ian_jmp

JSL allows one to do this kind of thing:

NamesDefaultToHere(1);

// Make the report
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Quality Control/Failure.jmp");
pp = dt << Pareto Plot( Cause( :failure ), Freq( :N ), Label Cum Percent Points( 1 ) );

// Modify the report - segs[5] seems to be a text segment holding the percentages
Wait(2);
ppRep = Report(pp);
segs = ppRep[FrameBox(1)] << findSegs;
segs[5] << setFont({"Helvetica Neue", 20, "Plain", 0});

Chris_Kirchberg

If you don't want to use JSL, you can always use Graph Builder. But you will have to Sort the table on N and then make a Cum % column.

Graph Builder.png

Table attached for an example. More work, but scalable and flexible.

I also had to modify graph properties (right click) to have proportion of 1 for bar width, sort in graph, use Cum % as Label and have Rows show labels.

FailureGB.jmp

wendytseng

Thanks, Ian. I was hoping to set the format to 0 decimal places but I don't think << set format is an option. ???

ian_jmp

On closer examination, it turns out that segs[5] (see above) is a 'CustomStreamSeg' (and not a 'TextSeg' as I stated). So it doesn't respond to the 'getText' and 'setText' messages, which might have given the chance to do the rounding you want. So I think you are probably out of luck with this approach, unfortunately.

With a little work you could dispense with the in-built labels and put them back to your liking with a custom graphics script.

mia_stephens

Might not be a bad idea to post this on the Internal Wish List. Pareto is long overdue for some upgrades.

wendytseng

Thanks so much @Chris_Kirchberg !