See how to:
- Interpret column header graphss
- Get the most from dyynamic linking
- Recode one or more values easily and interactively
- Use Columns Viewer
- Detect and correct messy source information
- Explore using Graph Builder and Control Chart Builder
- Arrange values in the sequence of your choice
- Filter data interactively
Questions answered by Yasmine Hajar @yasmine_hajar and Greg Flexman @GregF_JMP at the live webinar:
Q: Is there a way to "undo" back to your previous selection? Like if I manually select a bunch of rows, then accidentally click on a column header and lose my selection, is there a way to return to my previous selection?
A: No. That's because "selection" is not considered a "Step". (Steps are saved to the log, in case you want to check to see if an action is saved.) But you can definitely "undo" creating a column for example.
Q: What is the subgroup (x-axis on the control chart)?
A: In the case you have let's say batch NBS, you can drag that column to the subgroup axis and JMP will show you the average value of the parameter per group rather than every single data point.
Q: What if you don't define the subgroup, like was done in this example?
A: Nothing bad will happen. Your x axis is ordered by the rows. Each row is a new data point. Not to get into too many details, but the Control Chart is called an Individual chart when no subgroups are assigned and Xbar chart when you have subgroups. You can look them up in the documentation if you are interested.
Q: What is the meaning behind the numbers being generated on the x axis if you don't define the subgroup?
A: Number of Row(s)
Q: Are you Right clicking the graph builder columns to add the different grouping?
A: it's a drag and drop of the columns to the X or Y axis. You can add multiple columns in the same time as well. The right click and left click serve different default functions. (But, remember, some people customize their mouse buttons.) In general, right click to drag and drop into the graph area, and left click from the graph area to get options for that part of the graph. See how:
Q: How did you save it so Accept is blue and Reject is yellow?
A: To change the colors, you can use Row State. lso, you can also create another column to solve Color and any other (like HIDE/Exclude) Row States. See how:
