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Copy Frame Contents

Hello,

When I Copy Frame Contents, the copied content reverts to the graph that it was being copied to. Is there a way on how to keep the original copied contents? Please look at the figure below:

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Re: Copy Frame Contents

I think we're going to need some more information and specific steps to understand what you're seeing.

Can you explain more completely exactly what you're doing and what you're seeing?
What platform and graph are you copying?
When does the display change, when you copy or when you paste?

Re: Copy Frame Contents

I am copying frame contents from one graph to the other. As you can see in the attached image, I am copying a graph with red diamonds as marker to a graph with black dots. When I paste, the red diamond marker, changes to black dots. Is there a way to keep the red diamond marker that I am copying? The display change happen when I paste.

These are graphs generated from Graph Builder, I have JMP 13 (latest version).

What I would like to accomplish in the end is to show trends between data points by combining graphs. Unfortunately, you would say that I am a beginner, so not entirely familiar with the intricacies of the software.

Re: Copy Frame Contents

I think you will find that it will be much easier to create one graph in JMP, rather than manually cutting and pasting. Here is my version of your graph, and I have attached the data table it comes from, which contains an embedded script to recreate the graph

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