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How do I get the containers of Graphs

samir

Hi,

I am looking for a way to have access to opened graphs to modify them.

Suppose I have a few graphs (Variability charts) that I made with JMP (all manual work).

I want the box plots to be in black black color instead of red.

How can I get get access to the variability charts to modify them ?

Is there a way to retrieve the containters of the opend graphs ?

Thanks.

Accepted answers

txnelson

You can access the Frame Box() from the window itself.

Window( "Untitled 9 - Variability Chart of Value by Airline" )[framebox( 1 )] << set background color( "gray" );

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txnelson

Right click on the chart you want to change, and select "Customize". All of the box plots will then be available for changing.

samir

Hi,

In fact I know this option (thanks to you, months ago...).

I use it a lot and scripted it.

Usually I do the following steps:

Graphs = dt << Variability Chart( ........)
GraphsReport = Graphs << report;
nbp = GraphsRep[FrameBox( 1 )] << segCount( "Box Plot Seg" );
...

It works fine. But suppose I make a graph manually (meaning, I miss line 1). Is there a way to retrieve the container of the variability chart and manipulate it ? (similar to what "dt = current data table" does or any functions that retrieve the container).

Sorry if I was not clear.

txnelson

You can access the Frame Box() from the window itself.

Window( "Untitled 9 - Variability Chart of Value by Airline" )[framebox( 1 )] << set background color( "gray" );

samir

Great !!! It is close to what I hoped for.

May be one last question: is there another way (or a variant) where I do not need to give the name of the window ? for example "Selected window" or ...because writing by hand the full name is not a good practice

Thanks.

Pearl

Very useful. Is there a way to do the same in a Scatterplot 3?