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Scatterplot x-axis values ?

Drharsha

I am ploting a stifness matrix plot with respect ot temperature from 300 to 1200 kelvin but when i am ploting the temperature values. but if you can see the x-axis the temperature values are jumbled. I actually want the m in order i.e 300 kel 400 kel 500 kel etc but it is jumbled i.e 400 kel 300 kel 500 kel etc. plz tell me what can i do know.

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txnelson

I appears that your y xxis values are a character string, and not numeric. Therefore the values are ordered alphabetically.

Change it to a numeric and it should work.

or possibly you have the column property "Row Order Levels" selected.

Drharsha

i am sending the picture of the input dat

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MikeD_Anderson

Adding to what @txnelson said, I'd change the temperature column to an Ordinal Numeric column and put K in as a "Units" column property (Kelvin is "K" not "kel", btw). That also gives you the option to switch the column to Continuous Numeric if you want to do some regression or something.

Best,

M

Dan_Obermiller

Actually, it looks like you have several numeric columns that are all entered as text strings. You can tell because they are left-justified within the column. Numbers are always right-justified. I would recommend doing some data cleanup to get everything in the proper format before doing any analysis. Remember that although JMP looks like a spreadsheet, it is not. The first step in any good analysis is to structure the data properly.

Drharsha

how to make these numeric to left justified, is there any short cut for it. I am new to this software so plz dont mind in giving an answer.

ian_jmp

Maybe stating the obvious, but you can make the changes Mike suggests by double clicking on the heading of a column to bring up the Column Info dialog.

Mark_Bailey

Also, since you need to make the same changes to more than one column, select all of the affected columns and then select Cols > Standardize Attributes. You have to enable each attribute in turn for safety's sake and then make the change. All of the columns will be updated when you click OK.