JMP 14.0 Online Documentation (English)
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Design of Experiments Guide
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Multivariate Methods
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Consumer Research
Scripting Guide
JSL Syntax Reference
JMP iPad Help
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Essential Graphing
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Create Separate Axes in the X and Y Zones
To quickly plot multiple variables against separate axes in the X zone:
1.
Select the columns in the Variables list.
2.
Click
Shift
and then click the
X
zone.
If you want more control over where the variables appear, drag them individually. Drag additional variables above, below, or between existing variables in the X zone.
Figure 2.12
Dragging a Variable to the Right of the Existing Variable
A single polygonal shape indicates when your variable is in the appropriate target zone.
To quickly plot multiple variables against separate axes in the Y zone:
1.
Select the columns in the Variables list.
2.
Click
Shift
and then click the
Y
zone.
If you want more control over where the variables appear, drag them individually. Drag additional variables above, below, or between existing variables in the Y zone.
Figure 2.13
Dragging a Variable above the Existing Variable
A single polygonal shape indicates when your variable is in the appropriate target zone.
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Help created on 7/12/2018