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Can I Place Selected Analysis Platform Report Elements into Dashboard Builder?

Peter_Bartell

Is there some means by which rather than dumping the entire analysis platform report into a Dashboard Builder template I can place selected elements? Or delete the undesired elements from the Dashboard? I'm thinking like just grabbing the Prediction Profiler from multiple related DOEs into one dashboard, and I don't really need all the other report elements.

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Daniel_Valente

Peter Two Options:

Mike's above: Save prediction formula to a column. Graph -> Profiler. Or...

Fit Model Screening Emphasis: Minimal Report. Turn on Profiler. Dashboard:Report View -> Summary. Since the Profiler is the only visual element, it gets picked up by summary mode. Screen Shot 2017-03-10 at 3.24.14 PM.png

This also has the added benefit of making the entire dashboard stretchable.

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MikeD_Anderson

I think you could do with some scripting - but since you're trying to replicate profilers you could just export the models, generate the profilers and then use those.

Daniel_Valente

Peter Two Options:

Mike's above: Save prediction formula to a column. Graph -> Profiler. Or...

This also has the added benefit of making the entire dashboard stretchable.

Peter_Bartell

Thanks Mike...I hadn't thought about that path. Not as elegant as a drag and drop type solution but for what I'm thinking it will work.

Peter_Bartell

Thanks Dan...works like a charm...in fact I think I like the Dashboard -> Summary View option because you know somebody's still gonna ask for the other stuff...or at least pieces of it.

Daniel_Valente

Summary mode is one of the key differentiators of dashboards in JMP. You aren't limited to a single graph when you build your dashboard out of analysis platforms. Because the platforms are always "live" and in the background (when running in summary mode), you can serve up "details on demand" when someone asks for more information or wants a deeper dive. Summary/full mode combined with the maximize tab are both worth mentioning to customers when discussing dashboard building.