Creating New Labels in Graphs (without going through the data table)It would be great if a selected point in Graph Builder could be labelled with new information right there.
So basically, it's a mixture of Row Label and Annotate - new text that is connected to a data point.
Maybe one could select a point, right-click -> Rows -> Row Label with New Information, a small window would open up with a field for new text, and when clicking OK a new column would be created (in the background) and labelled, and the new text would be written into the selected row for that column and the row also labelled.
Maybe there could be further options to select an already existing column as target for the new text info or sth like that. This would help if one wanted to do this with a number of points and not create a new label column for each point.
Mass CustomizationRe: Creating New Labels in Graphs (without going through the data table) - Status changed to: DeliveredRe: Creating New Labels in Graphs (without going through the data table) - Status changed to: Already OfferedRe: Creating New Labels in Graphs (without going through the data table)The following wish replaces this one:
https://community.jmp.com/t5/JMP-Wish-List/Enhance-quot-Name-Selection-in-Column-quot-by-Label-Column-and/idi-p/110714
Re: Creating New Labels in Graphs (without going through the data table)Thank you for the tip, Jeff! I didn't think of this, and it does get me pretty far.
I will open a new wish that fits better to the new circumstances, and this one can be closed as "already offered" or so.
Re: Creating New Labels in Graphs (without going through the data table)You can get pretty close to this using Rows->Row Selection->Name Selection in Column...
Use the column that you're naming them in as a Label and make sure the rows are labeled.
Re: Creating New Labels in Graphs (without going through the data table)if you need more functionality than what's possible via Name Selection in Column, have a look at the tagging tool (magic wand icon) from Graph Builder Toolbar