Sarah Kalicin, Founder, Achieve More With Data
Have you gone back to your analysis, only to realize you've forgotten how you defined a metric or the general context of your data? Have you had stakeholders ask for this information or be confused on how to interpret a metric?
If so, why not consider digitalizing this information so that it's easy to convey among report periods or across common reports? This method helps provide report consistency, making it easier for stakeholders to gain the information they need when interpreting your analysis. It also saves you time, because this information is now in a centralized place, automating it as part of the analysis.
JMP data tables can be used to build data dictionaries and store other report facts that can be easily populated in JMP reports. This presentation shows how you can build this capability, whether you are a basic JMP user or a seasoned JSL scripter. Make metric definitions part of your JMP analytic workflow, rather than an afterthought!
