Access and change the name of a phase in a control chart

scottahindle

My data come from two different productions and creating control chart limits for these two conditions is what I want to do.

I have added a single row between the two productions which is essentially all "blank". This is to create a visual break.

When I create the chart the result is as seen in the attached PNG file.

What I a missing is the JSL syntax, or JSL know-how, to access the textseg so I can rename it to "", i.e. so no text appears. ("Missing" appears in the graph - see attached - because the cell in my data table is empty.) 

My problem is how to access the relevant "textseg" so I can rename it. I have tried the Scripting help for a while now and I haven't cracked it.

I assume I need something that connects to the text seg and then uses << Set Text( "" );

Of course, you could rephrase my problem to be How to access a phase name (i.e. the textseg), using JSL, so that I can rename it to something else (which is different to the text found in the data table)?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Missing.PNG

txnelson

My first suggestion, is to change the Phase value of "Missing" to "_" which makes the spacing value not very noticeable..

 

The only thing that needs to be adjusted, to do this, is to use the column property "Value Order" to make sure that from an order of phase issue, that the "_" is in the correct place, between the "F" and "M" phases.  Interactively this is easy to do, and the JSL to do it is:

dt:sex<<set property("value order",{Custom Order( {"F", "_", "M"} )});

Now you can delete the segment as you suggested, but in doing this, I found a less than concise solution.

If you look into the Tree Structure of the Display Tree for the Control Chart Builder, it indicates that there are 6 Text Segs for the Frame Box() that contains the "M", "_" and "F" values.  And, it turns out that segment 5 is the "_".  However, it turns out that directly deleting Text Seg(5) does not work.  The only way that I could get it to work, was to delete the segments 1, 2 and 3, one at a time, which left 3 segments, and then I could delete Text Seg(2).  My test cases on data tables with more Phases, added more seeming blank Text Segs.  That be what it may, the JSL to delete the "_" in my example is:

m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(1));m<<delete;
m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(1));m<<delete;
m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(1));m<<delete;
m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(2));m<<delete;

And below is the complete JSL for the value ordering graphing and removing the "_"

names default to here(1);
dt=open("$SAMPLE_DATA/big class.jmp");
dt << add rows(1);
dt:sex[nrows(dt)]="_";
dt:sex<<set property("value order",{Custom Order( {"F", "_", "M"} )});

ccb = Control Chart Builder(
	Size( 534, 464 ),
	Show Control Panel( 0 ),
	Show Capability( 0 ),
	Variables( Y( :height ), Phase( :sex ) ),
	SendToReport(
		Dispatch(
			{},
			"Control Chart Builder",
			FrameBox,
			{DispatchSeg(
				TextSeg( 4 ),
				{Line Color( "None" ), Fill Color( "None" )}
			), DispatchSeg(
				TextSeg( 5 ),
				{Line Color( "None" ), Fill Color( "None" )}
			), DispatchSeg(
				TextSeg( 6 ),
				{Line Color( "None" ), Fill Color( "None" )}
			)}
		)
	)
);

m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(1));m<<delete;
m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(1));m<<delete;
m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(1));m<<delete;
m=report(ccb)[framebox(1)]<<find seg( text seg(2));m<<delete;