Want to automate JMP analyses that you perform routinely? Need a way to add a bit of customization to your JMP reports? Learn best from examples?
A new book, Jump Into JMP® Scripting, by Wendy Murphrey and Rosemary Lucas, two members of the JMP Technical Support team, will give you a good start.
Weighing in at about 200 pages (less than one-third the size of the JMP Scripting Guide), this book is for people who don’t know how to use JMP Scripting Language (JSL) and are not interested in heavy programming.
Part 1 of the book walks you through short tutorials to learn practical scripting basics. The first chapter (which you can download as a sample chapter) is aptly titled 'Make JMP Work for You'. It describes how to access and then make slight edits to the scripts JMP captures in the background as you point and click your way through analyses.
Part 2 teaches you to write 60 short scripts that answer some of the most common questions first-time scripter writers ask, such as, “How can I specify the order of an axis?” and “How can I populate a Combo Box based on a user selection of another Combo Box?”.
