Looking for Volunteers for Mastering Session on Saving Graphs and Reports

Question

Hi,

At almost every Mastering session, we get basic questions about how to save reports and graphs that you demo, which can detract from the main topic and message.  So, I answer in the background and send attendee link to documentation.

The constant questions suggest a hole in our Mastering offering.  and some of you have also said the topic comes up frequently with customers. Yes, the advantage of JMP is its interactivity, but many customers have reasons for also saving outside JMP.

1. Has anyone done a full session for customers on this topic?  If so, can you share journal and ideas?

2. Does anyone want to present a Mastering session (with journal, files, etc. so people can practice afterwards) in August or September?

I have drafted a description as a starter.  Inputs welcome.

Saving and Sharing JMP Reports and Graphs

JMP lets you save your analysis to the data table as a script, so others with JMP can recreate, explore, and modify analyses and accompanying graphs.  See how you can also save all or selected parts of JMP reports for use in other documents, programs or slide shows.  Learn how to save.png, .jpg, .gif, .eps, .emf, .pdf, .tiff, and .svg.  Learn the basics of saving to JMP Journals, JMP Projects, web reports, JMP Live and JMP Dashboards.

The webinar covers: Selecting, saving, and sizing graphs and reports.

gail_massari · Answer

Bill, @Bill_Worley here is a starting point.  Hadley @HadleyMyers  did one recently https://community.jmp.com/t5/Tutorials/Sharing-Your-Results/ta-p/343071

gail_massari · Answer

Absolutely @Ross_Metusalem !

I tweeted it @JMP Tips on Feb. 4.  I check the blogs each day.  Consider following and spreading the word about @JMP_Tips.

Ross_Metusalem · Answer

Not sure if you've seen it, but we have a new blog post out that covers obtaining high quality graphics for publications and presentations: https://community.jmp.com/t5/JMPer-Cable/Getting-high-quality-graphics-out-of-JMP/ba-p/354772. Could be a helpful resource to point folks to.