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Scripting Without Being a Scripter - Virtual JMP Day

This session was delivered by Chris Kirchberg @chris_kirchberg on November 10th, 2020.

 

Description

• The JMP Scripting Language (JSL) will give you the tools you need to make using JMP even more productive. This topic covers saving scripts to journals and data tables, and combining scripts to automate repetitive actions.

 

Getting Started

• Use Save Script to save a report window analysis to a script window
• Create a parameterized application if the names of the columns change (but not the number of columns). This method uses the Application Builder.

 

Next Steps

• Dashboards are a good choice when the column number, function, and names don't change
• Journals are a good choice when organizing workflow and results and/or sharing with others
• Parameterized applications can be used if the name (but not number) of columns change (use of Application Builder)

 

Table Operations

• Scripts for table operations can be found under the Source table property in the newly created table

 

Getting Help

• JSL Scripting Index

•  Links to Additional Resources
  • Introduction to JSL 
  • JMP Application Builder 
  • Designing and Building a Complete JMP Script 
  • JSL Companion: Applications of the JMP Scripting Language (book) 
  • Jump into JMP Scripting (book) 
  • JMP User Community File Exchange 
• Basic Webcasts
  • Automating Analyses and Reports Using JMP Scripts (Wingerd) 
  • How to Save Time with Repeated Analyses
• Intermediate/Advanced Webcasts
  • JMP and R Integration 
  • JMP Scripting Language for Experienced JSL Users - Part 1 
  • JMP Scripting Language for Experienced JSL Users - Part 2 
  • Using JMP to Harness the Full Power of SAS 
• Formal Training
  • Introduction to the JMP Scripting Language 
  • Designing and Building a Complete JMP Script 
  • Application Development Using the JMP Scripting Language 
  • Instant Applications Using JMP Application Builder