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Discovery Talk from 2024

MikeD_Anderson

Hey, all! I'm looking for a sanity check on something:

I was talking to one of my champions yesterday. They attended a session at DS2024 where they (supposedly) saw someone import an excel file with images in the cells into JMP and were able to keep the images in the cells. This apparently part of a demo of using images as markers in Graph Builder. I can't seem to reproduce the excel import on my end (it always strips out the images in the cells) or even find a presentation that would match the description.

My questions are does anybody know what talk that might be from? And, more importantly, is that something that Excel Import will actually do? Or is this a case of the Mandela effect.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

Accepted answers

Jed_Campbell

It wasn't the mountain biking one. I wonder if they are remembering seeing Russ W. do the trick with using Multiple File Import to import all the images in a folder into a JMP table.

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ryan_cooper

Is this from your presentation @monique_lander and @wendytseng?

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Abstracts/Using-Point-and-Click-and-Basic-Code-Cracking-Skills-to-Import/ev-p/776106

I also used images as markers in mine, but they were saved from Graph Builder to the data table:

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Abstracts/Streamlining-Manufacturing-Excursion-Investigations-with-JMP/ev-p/776022

monique_lander

I wonder if it was this talk: https://community.jmp.com/t5/Abstracts/Decoding-Mountain-Bike-Suspension-Graphs-and-Reviews/ev-p/776137, @Jed_Campbell ?

Jed_Campbell

It wasn't the mountain biking one. I wonder if they are remembering seeing Russ W. do the trick with using Multiple File Import to import all the images in a folder into a JMP table.

MikeD_Anderson

I'm thinking now that's what it was, @Jed_Campbell. Thanks, everyone!