Suppose that you want the values for a factor to appear in a different order in the Prediction Profiler. Consider an example of a wine tasting experiment, constructed using Custom Design. Wine is rated by five experts, each listed as a Rater in the Wine Data.jmp sample data table. Rater is a fixed blocking factor. Nine factors are studied. Rating is the response.
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In the Table panel, click the green triangle next to the Reduced Model script.
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Click Run.
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Figure A.29 Profiler with Original Value Ordering
Notice that the values for De-Stem and Filtering appear in the order No followed by Yes. You want to reverse these, so that the Yes level appears first.
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In the data table, click the asterisk next to De-Stem in the columns panel and select Value Ordering.
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Click Reverse.
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Click OK.
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Click Reverse.
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Click OK.
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Again, click the green triangle next to the Reduced Model script.
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Click Run.
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Figure A.30 Profiler with New Value Ordering
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Close the Wine Data.jmp sample data table without saving the changes.
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