We will introduce the new features of the latest version, JMP 19, released in September 2025.
On this page, we will introduce the functions related to "Data Tables," "Import/Export," and "User Interface" by category.
table of contents
1. New features in Data Tables Part 1: Tags and Filter Views
2. New features of Data Tables Part 2: Hierarchical column grouping and scripting
3. "Forced Value" column property: Show categories with no responses
4. Data Connectors: Directly connect to various data sources
5. Export the image column to Excel
6. JMP Theme, Dark Mode Display
7. JMP Notebook
8. JSL Functions
*Note: This video was created using JMP 19.0.0. Operation methods may change with future version updates.
1. New Data Table Features Part 1: Tags and Filter Views (9:58)
Among the new features of the data table, we will introduce the main features, namely the ability to set tags for columns and the filter view function.
2. New features of Data Tables Part 2: Hierarchical column grouping and scripting (6 minutes 20 seconds)
This section introduces new features in the data table other than tags and filter views.
- Column groups, script hierarchy
- Hide hidden columns in the Columns panel
- Value editing pane
3. "Forced Value" column property: Show categories with no responses (3 minutes 17 seconds)
A new column property, "Forced Values," allows you to set the possible values for a column, allowing a category to be plotted even if it has a count of zero.
4. Data Connectors: Connect directly to various data sources (3 minutes 55 seconds)
This article introduces the greatly expanded Data Connectors feature in JMP 19, which allows you to access a variety of data sources from JMP.
- Python interface for connectivity: Add-ins available in JMP Marketplace
- AspenTech IP.21 Importer etc.
5. Export Image Column to Excel (3 minutes 26 seconds)
Columns of image type (png, jpeg) can be exported to Microsoft Excel.
6. JMP Theme, Dark Mode Display (3 minutes 21 seconds)
Preferences allow you to set the theme and color mode for JMP.
7. JMP Notebook (3 minutes 38 seconds)
A new scripting interface provides a simple, easy-to-use way to write, document, organize, and test scripts in JMP using JSL, Python, or both.
8. JSL Functions (7 minutes 24 seconds)
The main features that have been expanded are:
- Script Editor now supports inline input of Japanese characters
- Script Editor Preferences
- Snippet
- Script Functions