See Delete Custom Color Themes for details about deleting custom color themes.
1.
Select File > Preferences > Graphs.
Figure 3.29 Continuous Color Themes Window
Figure 3.30 Categorical Color Themes Window
Figure 3.31 shows the color theme panels for both continuous and categorical themes (respectively).
Figure 3.31 Custom Color Theme Panel
5.
Click New to create a new theme.
8.
Click Save to save the custom color theme.
9.
Click OK to close the color theme window.
Figure 3.32 Examples of Continuous and Categorical Color Themes
You can select custom color themes as defaults from the Continuous Color Theme and Categorical Color Theme drop-down menus in the Graphs preferences. Only continuous color themes are available for continuous data. All color themes are available for categorical data.
In Windows, the color themes that you create are defined in the JMP preferences file called JMP.PFS. If you use JMP on more than one computer (for example, at home and at work), you can copy the color theme definitions from one JMP preferences file to another. Custom colors are then available on both computers.
Add Color Theme(
{"Pink to Blue", {{255, 168, 255}, {255, 0, 255}, {0, 128, 255}}}
),
Show Preferences()
3.
Click Run Script .
4.
Select View > Log (or display the open log).
Add Color Theme(
{"Pink to Blue", {{255, 168, 255}, {255, 0, 255}, {0, 128, 255}}}
),
5.
Save the log as Log.jsl and open the file on the computer whose preferences you are updating.
7.
Make a backup of JMP.PFS, and then open the original JMP.PFS in a text editor.
8.
Copy and paste the custom color definition from Log.jsl to JMP.PFS. The definition goes after Preferences( as shown in the following example:
Preferences(
Add Color Theme(
{"Pink to Blue", {{255, 168, 255}, {255, 0, 255}, {0, 128, 255}}}
),
);

Help created on 7/12/2018