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Dashboard Building

ShahirahLoqman

Hi guys, I'm currently building a dashboard report consisting of ~40 charts for longer term process monitoring. In the dashboard builder of JMP14, I can't seem to add more than 10-15 charts before JMP crashes on me. On top of that, I used to be able to do tabbed charts in a single container back in JMP13, but it doesn't seem to work in JMP14. Any suggestions to fix this?

Thanks!

Accepted answers

Peter_Bartell

For a 'tabbed container' like mechanism in JMP 14 I suggest checking out the revamped implementation of JMP Projects. Here's a link to the JMP online documentation for JMP Projects:

https://www.jmp.com/support/help/14/creating-projects.shtml

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Peter_Bartell

For a 'tabbed container' like mechanism in JMP 14 I suggest checking out the revamped implementation of JMP Projects. Here's a link to the JMP online documentation for JMP Projects:

https://www.jmp.com/support/help/14/creating-projects.shtml

ShahirahLoqman

Thanks Peter! The dashboard feature on JMP14 seems to be better now but I'm planning to use Project as well. Appreciate the help

Peter_Bartell

Since you have about 40 charts...I'm not sure exactly your workflow for creating them, but if you have implemented a specific script for each specific variable, you might also want to check out the group script capability new in JMP 14. Using this capability you can group scripts in a data table just like you have been able to group columns for many JMP releases. Then if you want to run the group script it's one click and ALL the scripts run. Of course you can open the group and run individual scripts as you desire as well.