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Graph builder JMP 11 - the chart is stretching about 3 times the width of the screen

shmuel_bron

The automatic "stretching" happens at any refresh/modification of axes etc.

This is extremely annoying and time consuming as I have to manually reduce the chart to the screen width by dragging the right axis in. Could anybody please tell me how to set it up so it won't stretch automatically?

I was unable to find something in Graph Builder preferences.

I was extensively used JMP 9 and I never encountered this feature there. I wonder why this feature was included at all as default.

Help would be greatly appreciated.

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Jeff_Perkinson

I'm not sure I understand. The Graph Builder window is auto-sizing to wider than your display? I've not see that happen before.

What kind of graph are you making? Whats on the X axis? Is it categorical or continuous? You say that any modification/refresh of the axes causes this to happen. Can you be more specific as to what you're doing that causes the graph and window to resize?

What version of JMP are you using?

Thanks!

-Jeff

shmuel_bron

Jeff, thank you for taking the time to look into this.

Here are my answers to your questions:

1. Yes, GB is auto-sizing to about 3-times wider than the display. I didn’t see either neither with JMP 9 or 10

2. GB charts are continuous vs continuous (like time). Modification of axes (like orientation of labels) + “done” leads to auto-sizing again to 3 –times wider than my screen

3. JMP 11 Pro.

Thnx!

Shmuel

F28 BEOL Integration Engineer

Mobile +972-54-788-7253

Jeff_Perkinson

That's really strange. Does this happen with every graph you create in Graph Builder?

Are you using a Windows machine or a Macintosh? What operating system version are you running? Do you have more than one monitor?

It may be best to contact Technical Support to help diagnose what's causing this odd behavior.

-Jeff

shmuel_bron

Thank you!

Please see answers below:

Shmuel

F28 BEOL Integration Engineer

Mobile +972-54-788-7253