Organizing Your Work Using JMP Projects

Question

JMP Projects let you explore your data more efficiently with a single, tabbed JMP window and easily share your work with other JMP users by embedding your tables and scripts in a self-contained project file.

See how to:

* Create a new Project
* Move files into a Project
* Navigate the Project workspace, bookmarks and contents
* Understand what and how files and reports are updated
* Save and compress files

Introduction to JMP Projects.jmpprj.zip

PatrickGiuliano · Answer

Thanks @gail_massari.  This is actually a really important feature to see demonstrated in the Project environment. It isn't trivial even if the steps to do it in JMP are simple, because the dynamic linking from the data table to the analysis output window (and/or from one analysis output window to another(s)) is really what makes JMP "JMP."  Allowing for data exploration in a deeper and more intuitive way than simply generating/focusing on a lot of statistical output and treating the graphs statically.

gail_massari · Answer

Sometimes you have info in a JMP Project workspace that you want to keep open all the time, not on tabs that you can move between, open and close. Simply dock JMP tables, reports or journals to the side or bottom of your JMP Project workspace. Mike shows this in his demo.  Reminder, look for the shadow during drag and drop.

PatrickGiuliano · Answer

What a wonderful presentation and Q&A session thank you for hosting @MikeD_Anderson!

My favorite Mike aphorisms were:

"...your windows [are] spread from heck to breakfast [when not using projects in JMP]..."

"Buckle up because you're going to have your hair blow back pretty quickly..."

"I was about to spill the cookies..."