JMP Projects (Windows Only)

Note: Though you can script and open projects on Macintosh, this section only covers working with projects on Windows.

A JMP project saves and archives multiple JMP file types (data tables, reports, scripts, or other JMP supported formats) into a single file. You can also include non JMP documents, such as Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF files. The single archived JMP project file contains everything needed to re-open all the included files, which makes it different from scripts that are saved in a session. Scripts save the state of the software, and projects save the state of the software and the files.

Projects are useful when you have a multiple files that need to be kept together for archival, transmittal, or organizational purposes. You can send archived projects to others, and everything they need to access the project is there.

Tip: If you deselect the Archive all files and folders when project is saved option, only the path name is saved in the project. If changes are made to linked files, they may not be updated, and links may be broken. For information about using this option, see Save a JMP Project.