Steve Hampton, Process Control Manager, PCC Structurals
JMP is best known for allowing you to "touch" your data with interactive visualizations, dynamic linking and graphical statistical outputs. However, many repeatable options are buried either in the red triangle menu, within multiple layers of menu options or only available on the data table. There is hope though!
Using JSL you can improve efficiency and create a personalized experience with custom toolbar items that allow you to stay in the analysis window and workflow.
In this presentation, I will review different scripts that adds little wins in your analysis; such as being able to select a column in the graph builder column list and then have it be selected in the data table or how to remove outliers by selecting them and replacing them as missing (vs having to hide and exclude) or how to control the profile desirability function more efficiently and more. Other examples will include how to make your own tuning table for any analysis, quickly set spec limits based off of fitted distributions & desired sigma levels for a large number of columns, how to automate running an MSA on 100's of columns, plus how to identify columns that have subgroups automatically and then run the appropriate control charts.
My goal by the end of the presentation is that you will be more efficient, have a new way of thinking about how to modify JMP, and will dive into scripting.
