Lovy also demonstrated a data filter tip tip that is not diretly related to this topic, but useful for managing select data in tables with lots of variables/columns:
See Lovy Singh's short video on saving nested graphs.
Questions answered at live webinar by Lovy Singh @Lovy_Singh and Mark Zwald @Mark_Zwald at the live 2024 webinar:
Q: What is the best way to get the hover labels to show up in cut and paste operations?
A: Selection tool > Copy > Paste Special (enhanced metafile) would give the best quality result. Or save to PowerPoint.
Q: in the columns setting, there was a setting to define the subtype for numeric columns. (e.g. 1 byte integer). How can I use this feature?
A: For Character data types only, select or change the subtype of a character column, which determines if JMP uses compact character columns to save space on disk and in memory. See Compact Character Columns Documentation. For Numeric -1 byte integer, choosing type would depend on your goal. The numeric to character relationship is described here. It would depend on the problem you are trying to solve.
Q: How do hover labels interact with local data filter?
A: Hover labels are using the local data filter to create the new visual on the subset of data you are selecting from the main graph.
Q: Is there a fast way to add to the without the need to type the exact name?
A: Use the Hover Label Editor.
Q: Can images be added as hover labels?
A: Yes, you can add static images or interactive graphs.
Questions answered at previous live webinars on this topic:
Q: How did JMP know Month and Day were hierarchical and to display them when choosing a line graph instead of some other variable on the x axis?
A: JMP is looking by default for the next column in the data table. There is a column property to define the hierarchy called "Next in Hierarchy".
Q: How do you have the column details (column name and distribution bar graphs) show on top of the table?
A: The header graphs you are seeing at the top of the table can be turned on by clicking the histogram icon (grey-green icon in the upper left of the data table near red triangle) with JMP 15 or newer.
Q: The standard data set for airline incidents doesn't have "Last[Location]". How did you get that column?
A: From my Location column, R-click, then choose New Formula Column>Character>Last Word. Then the last work gives you a column with State Abbreviations.

Using Formua to Create a Last Word Column
Q: Is my understanding correct that the nested graphs are pasted as pictures in clipboard. Are they interactive?
A: The drill down graph becomes interactive when you click on the hover label of the graph and then it becomes a full size graph in Graph Builder, Tabulate or any other platform that you choose.
Q: Can you use the selected column to choose what is shown in tabulate?
A: Yes, there are ways to choose what is shown in Tabulate. There is a column property called "Next in Hierarchy" to choose which column appears next. There is also the ability to copy a graph to the clipboard and choose Paste Graphlet to add a custom tabulate as the next view.
Q: After a graph has been created (let's say a time series), and you use the zoom/magnifier tool to check a specific portion of the graph, how do you zoom out back to the original X and Y values when the graph was created (not using Windows zoom out)?
A: If you ever get lost anywhere in your axis views (in Y or X) in GB you can Right-Click on the axis, and select Revert Axis and it will take you back to default original view.
Q: In addition to the drill-down graph, how can I plot data from each city on a separate graphs?
A: That basic Graph Builder question is covered in this video and documentation. https://community.jmp.com/t5/Mastering-JMP/Understanding-and-Analyzing-Information-Using-Graph-Build...
Q: In a presentation, can you link a chain of graphs and click to show without going through several steps in JMP. Just like autoplay?
A: JMP doesn’t currently do this. You can post the suggestion to the JMP Wishlist.
Q: Can hover graphs on one Graph come from separate, open tables?
A: No. You would have to combine the data into one table.
Q: When the graph is saved in PowerPoint, will all the drill-down plots be saved there too?
A: No, PowerPoint doesn’t support that level of interactivity.


Using Column Order to determine what goes on drill-down graph

Next in Hierarchy Column Property

Save Script to Clipboard to start nesting graphlet Hover Label code

Paste Graphlet Code to Build Hover Label Code for Graph
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