JMP Live Help
Create visualizations with your data in JMP and share your analyses as posts in JMP Live. Anyone viewing these posts has the interactive capabilities of JMP to explore your data.
Find out more about these JMP Live topics:
Publish JMP Graphs and Reports
Create your graphs and reports in JMP and publish them as a JMP Live post. Posts can be private or shared with everyone or a group. If you publish several reports at once, they appear in a folder.
For details about how to publish your graphs and reports from JMP, see Publish Reports to JMP Live in the JMP Help.
Figure 1.1 JMP Live Thumbnails (Grid View)
In the thumbnails, you can see the post’s title, the last time the post was updated, a thumbnail image, a description (if available), and the post’s author. Icons on thumbnails show the following information:
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The post is private; only you (and administrators) can see it
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The post is shared with everyone
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The post is shared with groups
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The public post has been featured by an administrator
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The post is a folder and can contain several reports
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How many views the post has
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How many user comments the post has
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Figure 1.2 Example of a JMP Live Post
Interact with Posts
Find out what you can do to JMP Live posts:
Open Posts
Tip: To navigate in JMP Live using a keyboard, use the Tab and Enter keys.
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Click an option under Home or click Featured:
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My Dashboard contains your posts, posts of people that you follow, and posts in groups that you belong to.
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Bookmarks contains posts that you have bookmarked.
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All Posts contains all posts from your dashboard and all public posts (shared with everyone).
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Featured contains any posts that are featured by a JMP Live administrator.
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Figure 1.3 Home Options
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Click a post to open it.
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A single post opens directly. If there are several posts, a folder opens and you can click the post that you want to see.
Tip: In a folder, use the navigation icons to move between posts.
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(Optional) To see detailed information about a post, click Details
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Figure 1.4 Open the Details Pane from a Thumbnail
Update Posts
In the Details pane, you can update posts that you own.
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In your post, click Details
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Next to the section that you want to update, click Edit
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You can update the title, thumbnail image, description, sharing settings, and more.
Tip: In the post description, you can use these HTML tags: <a href= "target">, <b>, <em>, <i>, <strong>, and <u>.
Figure 1.5 Update a Post’s Details
Related Information
Share Posts
When you publish a JMP report, you choose how you want to share it. You can keep the post private, share it with everyone, or share it with specific groups (the post appears on both the group page and on the members’ Home pages). You can also change the sharing settings on a post or folder that you own in JMP Live.
Change the sharing settings on a post
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In your post, click Details
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Next to Shared with, click Edit
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Select an option.
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Tip: To stop sharing a post, set the option to Only Me. You can also quickly stop sharing a post with groups from a thumbnail by clicking > Stop sharing with groups.
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Share posts on social media or with a link
In your post, click Share 
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or if you do not see the Share icon, click More > Share > Copy link.You can share a post in any of these ways:
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On social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Note: These options do not appear if your JMP Live administrator has disabled them.
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Email or copy a link
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Copy embedded HTML code (for a web page)
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Figure 1.6 Sharing Options
Tip: If you are sharing your own post, and it is private (only you can see it), you will not see all of these options. You must first share your post with everyone to see these options.
Comment on Posts
Tip: You can see how many user comments are on a post in the thumbnail next to the Comments icon .
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Any existing comments appear.
Note: In addition to user comments, you might also see system comments, which are mainly informative. System comments are not included in the comment count.
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In the Write your comment here box, enter a comment. To respond to an existing comment, click Reply and enter a comment.
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Tip: You can use basic HTML, such as bold (<b> or <strong>), italics (<i> or <em>), preformatted (<pre>), or underline (<u>). You can also use markdown, such as headings (#, ##, etc.), bold (**text**), and italics (*text*).
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Click Submit.
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(Optional) To edit or delete your comments, click More
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Assuming that you do not turn off these notifications, you get a notification in these situations:
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If someone adds or replies to a comment on a post that you own
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If someone replies to a comment that you made
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Bookmark Posts
If you want to quickly access a post or a folder, you can bookmark it in JMP Live.
In a post or folder, click Bookmark or click More > Bookmark. To see all your bookmarked posts and folders, at the top, click Home > Bookmarks.
or click More > Bookmark. To see all your bookmarked posts and folders, at the top, click Home > Bookmarks.
Figure 1.7 Bookmarks Page
If a post is in a folder, a folder link appears below the title.
Updated posts have a green dot next to their time stamp. After you view the post, the green dot disappears.
To remove a bookmark, click Unbookmark or click More > Unbookmark.
or click More > Unbookmark.Move Posts
You can move your JMP Live posts into a folder that you own. You can also move posts into a folder in a group that you are a member of. See Manage Group Posts.
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At the top right, click your user icon > My Profile.
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Under Posts, hover over a post and click the check mark. Repeat for any other posts you want to move.
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Next to Move to folder, click the arrow and select a folder.
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Remove a post from a folder
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In a folder, hover over a post and click the check mark. Repeat for any other posts you want to remove.
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The posts are now stand-alone.
Delete Posts
To delete a single post or a folder that you own, from a post, folder, or thumbnail, click More > Delete post.
> Delete post.
Figure 1.8 Delete a Post
Delete several posts or folders
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At the top right, click your user icon > My Profile. Or, if the posts you want to delete are in a folder, open the folder.
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Hover over a post and click the check mark. Repeat for any other posts you want to delete.
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Click Delete selected posts
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Manage Notifications on Posts
Note: This section covers user notifications. For administrator notifications, see Manage Admin Notifications.
Notification Types
In JMP Live, depending on your notification settings, you might be notified when these things happen:
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someone adds or replies to a comment on one of your posts
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someone replies to or deletes a comment that you made
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a request that you made to join a group is approved or denied, or you are added or removed from a group
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someone requests to join a closed group that you are an administrator of
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someone flags a post that you created or flags your user profile
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an administrator deletes one of your posts, or a folder that includes one of your posts, or if one of your posts is removed from a group
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a control chart that you published or that is shared with a group that you are a member of has warnings
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Open or act on notifications
To see your notifications, click Notifications 
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To open the source, such as a post, click a notification.
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To clear a notification, click More
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To stop receiving notifications of a certain type, click More
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To mark all notifications read, click Mark All as Read
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To manage notifications, click Settings
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To see all notifications in a larger window, click See All.
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Change Notification Settings
On the Notification Settings page, you can choose which types of notifications you want to receive and how often you want to get email notifications.
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Stop receiving a notification: Under On JMP Live, click the switch to off (dimmed).
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Change how often you get email notifications: Under E-mail, choose a frequency.
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To sort notifications by ascending or descending order, click the arrow next to Notification.
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Figure 1.9 Example of Notification Settings
Download Posts as JMP Projects
If you want to open a post in JMP, download the post and any related content as a JMP project file. The project file keeps all of the post content in one tabbed window in JMP. Content associated with a post can include data tables, scripts, maps, or images.
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You must have permission to view the post or folder and permission to download any associated data and scripts.
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Static reports are not saved to the project file.
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Download a post or folder as a JMP project
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From a single post or folder, click Download as JMP Project
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For details about projects, see Work with Projects in the JMP Help.
See Post Accesses
To see who has accessed a single post or a folder that you own, from a post or folder, click More > View accesses.
> View accesses.For a single post or folder, you can see the following details:
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who has accessed the post or folder
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whether the person viewed the post or folder or downloaded data
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when the person accessed the post or folder
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Flag Posts or Users
If you think a post or user profile contains inappropriate content, you can flag it to the administrator:
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To flag a post: On a thumbnail or from a post, click More
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(Optional) Add comments to explain the issue.
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Click Submit.
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Here is what happens when a post or user profile is flagged:
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JMP Live administrators determine whether a flagged post should be cleared (the flag removed), hidden, or removed, and whether a flagged user profile should be cleared or hidden.
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If the administrator hides or removes a flagged post, or hides a flagged user profile, the owner of the post or the flagged user is notified (if they have not turned off notifications for flags). For hidden posts or users, the owner or user can attempt to fix the problem and let the administrator know. The administrator can then reinstate the post or user if they approve.
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Change the Theme in Posts
To temporarily change the page appearance while you are viewing a post, at the top right, click More > Themes.
> Themes.
Figure 1.10 Change the Page Theme
Show Log Messages for Posts
In a post, you can click More > Display log messages to see error messages from the server, connection messages, and any messages from the client.
> Display log messages to see error messages from the server, connection messages, and any messages from the client.Change the Layout of Posts
At the top right, click a display icon to change the layout of posts:
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Compact list
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Find out what you can do with JMP Live data and graphs:
See Data Values or Descriptions
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Click or tap Identify Objects
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Hover over or tap a data point or a calculation.
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Figure 1.11 See a Data Point’s Values
Figure 1.12 See an Explanation of a P-Value Calculation
Tip: To hide or show reports and graphs, at the right of a title, click or tap the arrow.
Select Data and Navigate in Graphs
How you select data in a graph (points, bars, and so on) depends on whether you are on a computer or a mobile device. The default mode is to select a single data point.
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Select or deselect a single data point
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Click a data point.
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Select or deselect multiple data points
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Hold down the Shift key and click multiple data points.
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Tap Select Multiple Objects
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Identify a single data point
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Hover over a single data point.
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Select data points by brushing
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Click and drag a rectangle over data points. Click and drag in the center to move the rectangle, or drag the corners to resize it.
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Zoom
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Click Magnifier
 and click a point or drag a rectangle. The center of the rectangle is now the center of the zoom area.To zoom out, double-click in the graph, or press Shift and click in the graph.
You can also use the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in and out. If you are not in Zoom mode, press Alt before zooming with the scroll wheel.
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Click Grabber
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Pan axes
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Click the middle of an axis and drag.
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Touch the middle of an axis and drag.
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Scale axes
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Click at either end of an axis and drag.
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Touch either end of an axis and drag.
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Double-tap in the graph, or tap More
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Note: In interactive HTML, some graphs do not support panning and zooming. Panning and zooming is fully supported in JMP Live.
See Linked Data
If your JMP report contains multiple graphs, data in all graphs are linked. So if you select data, it is highlighted in all associated graphs.
Figure 1.13 Select Data in Linked Graphs
In this example, a histogram bar in the top graph is selected. The corresponding rows are highlighted in the scatterplot and in the marginal histogram.
Exclude and Hide Data
Once you have selected data, you can exclude it from report calculations and hide it in graphs. Reports and graphs automatically update.
Figure 1.14 Report Menu Options
To exclude and hide data, use the options in the More menu on the right:
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Note: If the report contains a Local Data Filter, most of these options do not appear, since you use the Local Data Filter instead.
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Exclude and hide selected rows: Excludes and hides selected data.
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Invert row selection: Changes the current selection to the deselected data.
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Filter Data
If the original JMP report included a Local Data Filter, you can use the filter to focus on specific data and see the impact on graphs and reports.
Figure 1.15 Filter Data in Graphs
In this example, the filter choices are showing only females between 51 and 63 inches tall who are between the ages of 12 and 14.
Tip: If several categories are selected and you want to select a single category, click the category (not the check box).
Local Data Filter Options
Conditional Filtering
Limits the options in the Local Data Filter by condition. For more information, see Using JMP.
Note: This option does not appear if there is more than one OR group, or if the columns are not hierarchical.
Invert filter
Inverts currently selected filters.
Select filtered rows in graphs
Selects all filtered rows in graphs.
Show filtered rows in graphs
Shows all filtered rows in graphs.
Include filtered rows in calculations
Only filtered rows are included in report calculations.
Update Data
If the data associated with a post changes, you can update the data in JMP Live without republishing the post. The post updates automatically once the data is updated.
JMP Live administrators and the publisher of a post can update data.
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In a post, click Details
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Under Data, click Expand to open the pane.
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Click Manage.
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Click Update Data.
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Click in the Select data tables box, or next to a data table, click Update.
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Navigate to the updated data table on your computer and click Open.
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Delete Data
If a data table is no longer referenced by posts, you can delete it.
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If the data table is still in use by posts, this option is disabled.
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Share Data in a Folder
A data table in a JMP Live folder can be shared by some or all of the reports in a folder, or each report in the folder can have its own exclusive copy of the data table.
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If a data table in a folder is currently shared by two or more reports, you can make it exclusive. Making a data table exclusive creates an individual copy of the data table for each report that was previously sharing one copy.
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If two or more reports in a folder have exclusive copies of a data table with the same name, you can select a copy of that data table from one of the reports and make that copy shared. The other copies of the data table are deleted, and all of the reports now share that one copy of the data table.
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If you are in a folder and you make a shared data table exclusive, the data table disappears from the folder and is visible only in each individual post.
Switch Data Columns
If the original JMP report included a Column Switcher, you can quickly analyze different variables without re-creating the analysis. When you choose a different variable in JMP Live, the analyses automatically recalculate using the new variable.
In this example, using Fisher’s Iris data, the JMP report includes a Column Switcher and a Local Data Filter.
Figure 1.16 Initial Selections
Initially, Petal length (the original column) is selected in the Column Switcher. All species are showing in the Local Data Filter. These selections are reflected in the graph and calculations.
Figure 1.17 Updated Selections
Here, Petal width is selected in the Column Switcher, and only the species versicolor is selected in the Local Data Filter. The graph and calculations update to reflect these selections.
Control Chart Warnings
Posts containing control charts can generate notifications if there are control chart warnings. These people receive notifications:
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Depending on individual settings, notifications appear in JMP Live and via email. Email notifications contain more detail about the warnings.
Tip: At an individual level, you can specify which notifications you get and how often. See Manage Notifications on Posts.
When you publish a JMP report that contains a control chart, you can specify whether to enable warnings. You can also enable warnings from a JMP Live post.
Enable or disable warnings
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Under Warnings, click on or off.
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Figure 1.18 Example of Control Chart Warnings
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Note: If you filter data or change row states (for example, if you exclude or hide rows) control chart warnings are not triggered or updated in JMP Live. Any warnings in JMP Live appear as captured when the data was originally published.
Download Data or Scripts
When you publish a JMP report to JMP Live, you can specify whether to allow users to download the data and script associated with the report. You can also change the download setting from a JMP Live post.
Change the download setting
Note: You can change the download setting from a JMP Live post only if you published the data when you published the JMP report.
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The Script pane and download options do not appear if the publisher chose not to allow downloading.
Customize Graphs
Note: These customizations are temporary while you are in the post.
Use the options in the More menu next to a report to customize graph elements.
menu next to a report to customize graph elements.
Figure 1.19 Change the Marker Size
The options in this menu can vary depending on the type of graph or JMP platform. For example:
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In scatterplots and histograms, you can change the marker size.
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In profilers, you can reset the profiler to its original state, or re-scale the vertical axis to include the response.
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In data filters, you can choose how you want to filter data.
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In bubble plots, you can change the appearance of the bubbles, add a time label, or change the aggregation method.
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JMP Live Groups
There are different types of groups in JMP Live:
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Personal groups: Users and administrators can create personal groups. Personal groups can be owned by the creator or administrators can change the owner. Only people that you add to a personal group can see the group and its posts.
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My Groups: Shows all groups that you are a member of.
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All Groups: Shows all groups that you are a member of and all open and closed groups that you can join or ask to join.
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Figure 1.20 My Groups Page
When you add someone to a group, they are added automatically. They can choose to leave the group by clicking More > Leave group.
> Leave group.Find out what you can do in JMP Live groups:
Create Groups
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Figure 1.21 Create a New Group
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People can request to join closed groups. You can approve or deny requests.
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Delete Groups
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Click Groups > My Groups.
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Click Confirm.
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If the post is shared with other active groups, it is removed only from the deleted group.
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Manage Group Posts
For groups that you are a member of, you can move your JMP Live posts into group folders or you can remove your posts from groups.
Move your posts into group folders
If you are a member of a group and can publish to the group, you can move your JMP Live posts into a group folder. Administrators can move posts from users’ profiles to folders owned by the user or folders in a group where the user has publish permission.
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At the top right, click your user icon > My Profile.
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Hover over posts and click the check mark.
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Note: If a folder containing your posts is removed from a group, your posts remain in the folder until you remove them. For details about how to remove posts from folders, see Move Posts.
Remove posts from groups
You can remove your own posts from a group that you are a member of. To remove others’ posts from a group, you need permission to remove posts from the group or you need to be a group administrator.
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Click Groups > My Groups.
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Search for Posts, Users, or Groups
To search all of JMP Live, enter a keyword in the search box at top right. Click Posts, Users, or Groups to see specific types of results.
Figure 1.22 Search by Keyword
Here are some things that you can do from the search results:
Posts
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To open a post, click the title or image.
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To open the post author’s profile, click their user name.
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To flag a post as inappropriate, click More
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To delete a post that you own, click More
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Users
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To follow a user, click Follow. If you follow someone, their posts appear on your dashboard.
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To open a user’s profile, click their user name.
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Groups
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To open a group, click the group name.
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To join a group, click Join.
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To leave a group, click More
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If you are a group administrator, click More
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Edit a group’s name and description
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Use Filters
You can use filters to narrow your searches on posts or groups.
Filter Posts
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Click Home and click My Dashboard, Bookmarks, or All Posts, depending on where you want to search.
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At the top right, click Filters
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Figure 1.23 Filter Options on Posts
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Enter any combination of keywords, user or group names, or dates.
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Click outside of the Filters pane to see the results.
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Filter Groups
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Figure 1.24 Filter Options on Groups
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Enter keywords in the group name. You can also select a group type.
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Edit Your Profile or Account
Edit your profile
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At the top right, click your user icon > My Profile.
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Click your avatar to change it.
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Click Save.
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Change your language
At the top right, click your user icon > Language and select a language.
Verify your account details
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At the top right, click your user icon > Settings.
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Verify your login name or the email associated with your account.
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(Local authentication method only) Verify or change your password.
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Change your notification settings. See Change Notification Settings.
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(Appears only if enabled by your administrator) To use JSL to create and publish JMP Live reports, you need an API key. Click Generate API Key and make a note of your key. For details, see Get an API Key.
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Figure 1.25 Edit Your Account Settings
Administrator Options
As a JMP Live administrator, you can do the following:
Review Server Information
To see details about your JMP Live server, click Admin > Server Information 
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Current number of users
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Server settings
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Server Settings
Server settings are read-only, but can be changed in the environment (.env) files, normally located here:
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C:\Program Files\SAS\JMP Live\JMP Live
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C:\Program Files\SAS\JMP Live\JMPPool
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Note: For descriptions of all settings, see the env.example files.
If you want to change the default value of a setting, update the setting in the environment file. The environment files contain only exceptions to the default settings.
Authentication Settings
Enable API key
Indicates whether the server API should be protected by an API key.
Sync display name
Indicates whether to automatically set the user’s display name to the value provided by the authentication scheme.
Authentication scheme
The authentication scheme that JMP Live uses. Possible values include keycloak, ldap, and local. This should be set once and never changed unless starting over with an empty database.
Cookie expire time
The amount of time a session’s cookie is valid. The value must be below five seconds.
Session purge time
The amount of time before a session is purged.
SSL Settings
SSL certificate expiration date
Date that the current SSL certificate file expires.
SSL certificate authority file
The path to the certificate authority file. This file contains the public key signatures of the chain of signing authorities that have signed the SSL certificates.
SSL .crt file
The path to the .crt file. A .crt file is a digital certificate file that is used with a web browser to verify a secure website’s authenticity.
SSL key file
The path to the certificate key file. A certificate key file is a private text file used initially to generate a Certificate Signing Request. It is used later to secure and verify connections using the certificate that was created by that request.
Database Settings
The host, port, database name, user name, and SSL setting are configured during installation.
Database maximum connections (JMP Live)
The maximum number of concurrent database connections that any one instance of JMP Live attempts to sustain. The default value is 25.
Other Settings
Is public instance
Makes the JMP Live server behave like a publicly available site, allowing featured posts to be seen by anyone, and allowing publishing to the site by anyone.
Default Loggly token
Set the default token to use when sending log records to Loggly. For a description of Loggly, see Loggly token.
Allow social sharing
Choose whether to allow users to share links to posts on social media.
Feature Posts
As an administrator, you can feature JMP Live posts. The post you want to feature must be publicly shared with everyone, not private or shared only with a group.
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Open a public post.
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Click Details
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Select the Featured box.
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Click Save.
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Manage Admin Notifications
As an administrator, you are notified in situations like these:
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when someone flags a post or user profile as inappropriate
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when someone updates a flagged post or user profile
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when someone requests to join a group that has no group administrator
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when a post fails to regenerate
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To see your administrative notifications, click Admin > Notifications 
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Click a notification to take action on it or see details. See also Manage Flagged Content.
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Manage Users
To see and manage all JMP Live users, click Admin > Users 
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.Click a user at left to see details for that user, or search for a user in the Find user bar.
For each user, you can change these aspects:
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the user’s display name
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whether the user can access JMP Live (is enabled)
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whether the user can publish content to JMP Live
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whether the user has administrative privileges
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whether the user can use an API key to publish JMP Live reports
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If you are using Local authentication, you can also create a new JMP Live user. At the top right, click Create local user 
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To see and manage all JMP Live groups, click Admin > Groups 
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.Click a group at left to see details for that group, or search for a group in the Find group bar.
For each group, you can see the group name, description, type, owner (for personal groups), and the group members. You can do any of these actions to a group:
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edit the group name, description, or type
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enable or disable control chart warnings
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delete the group
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find members, add new members, or change member permissions
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Manage Flagged Content
To manage posts or user profiles that are flagged as inappropriate, click Admin > Flags 
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See more details. To see post details, click More
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Clear the flag. If a post or user profile is deemed appropriate, click Clear Flags
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Temporarily hide a flagged post or user profile. Click Hide
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Approve a hidden post or user profile. Click Approve
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Delete a flagged post from JMP Live. Click More
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Manage Settings
To change settings as an administrator, click Admin > Settings .
.General Settings
Admin announcement
Enter an announcement that appears to all logged in users at the top of each page. The maximum number of characters is 280.
Admin e-mail address
Enter an email address for the JMP Live administrator.
Admin e-mail address no reply
Enter an email address from which to send automatic replies coming from JMP Live. Replies to this address are not monitored.
Allows anonymous access
Choose whether anonymous users (people not logged in to JMP Live) can access JMP Live (on), or if a login is required (off). If you turn this option on, when someone sends a link to a JMP Live post that is shared with everyone, anonymous users can see the post on JMP Live.
Report Settings
Prevent index page caching
Choose whether cache-control headers are passed with a post’s index file, which prevents a browser from caching the headers (on) or not passed (off).
View expire seconds
Set the number of seconds that must elapse before a user’s view of a post counts as an additional view of the post.
Automatic HTML regeneration
Choose whether HTML generated by older JMP versions is automatically regenerated in the background (on) or not (off). If this setting is on, existing HTML posts are queued for regeneration, and newly published posts and posts visited by users are regenerated immediately.
Auto-Regen max age days
If Automatic HTML Regeneration is turned on, set the age of reports (in days) to add to the regeneration queue. If set to zero, no more reports are added to the queue, but any existing reports in the queue are regenerated.
Regeneration frequency (seconds)
(Applicable only if Automatic HTML Regeneration is set to on.) Set the number of seconds to wait between automatic HTML regenerations.
Max active regenerations
(Applicable only if Automatic HTML Regeneration is set to on.) Set the maximum number of HTML regenerations that can take place at one time. The range is from 1 to 8.
E-mail Settings
SMTP ignore TLS
Choose whether the SMTP connection should ignore Transport Layer Security (TLS) (on) or not ignore TLS (off).
SMTP password
(Required for sharing by email.) Set the password for connecting to the SMTP server.
SMTP port
(Required for sharing by email.) Set the port number to use for connecting to the SMTP server.
SMTP server address
(Required for sharing by email.) Set the name of the SMTP server to use for sending email.
SMTP user
(Required for sharing by email.) Set the user name for connecting to the SMTP server.
Report Limits Settings
Maximum avatar size KB
Set the maximum size in kilobytes of a user’s profile picture.
Maximum package size MB
Set the maximum size of an individual post in megabytes. This includes all uploaded assets, such as HTML files, thumbnail images, and data tables.
User storage limit MB
Set the per-user limit on storage in megabytes. A value of zero means that there is no limit.
Publish throttle count
Set the number of times a user is allowed to publish posts to JMP Live within the value specified in Publish Throttle Minutes. A value of zero means that there is no limit.
Publish throttle minutes
Set the amount of time within which a user is allowed to publish, at most, the number of posts specified in the Publish Throttle Count. A value of zero means that there is no limit.
Replace throttle count
Set the number of times a user is allowed to replace posts to JMP Live within the value specified in Replace Throttle Minutes. A value of zero means that there is no limit. If you specify a negative value, the Publish Throttle Count value is used.
Replace throttle minutes
Set the amount of time within which a user is allowed to replace, at most, the number of posts specified in the Replace Throttle Count. A value of zero means that there is no limit. If you specify a negative value, the Publish Throttle Minutes value is used.
Logging Settings
Debug classes
Log additional information when debugging issues with JMP Live support staff.
Loggly sub-domain
Set the Loggly sub-domain to send log records to. For a description of Loggly, see Loggly token.
Loggly token
Set the token to use when sending log records to Loggly. Loggly is a website log indexing service that helps you make sense of your web logs.
Revert all settings to the default settings
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At the top right, click Reset all settings
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Enter Reset.
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Click Confirm.
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Monitor the Status of JMP Pools
A JMP pool has a number of JMP sessions running on different ports. You can monitor the status of JMP pools under Admin > JMP Pool Status 
. Click the gray arrow beside the web address to see the JMP sessions for that pool.
. Click the gray arrow beside the web address to see the JMP sessions for that pool.
Figure 1.26 JMP Pool Status
The Summary at the top shows you how many JMP sessions are currently in use. You also see CPU and memory statistics indicating how busy the sessions are.
If a session is in use, you can see who is using it, when it was launched, and the JMP report associated with the JMP session.
The window refreshes automatically every 10 seconds.
Restart a Session
If a session in a pool appears to be hanging, you have two options:
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First, click Recycle
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If Recycle does not work, click Terminate
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To restart all sessions in a pool, click Recycle All or Terminate next to the pool’s web address.
Manage the Audit Log
The audit log is a record that administrators can use to see user activity and troubleshoot issues. In the audit log, you can track changes that users make in JMP Live, such as publishing a post, deleting a post, creating a user, following someone, and so on. Click Admin > Audit Log 
to open the audit log.
to open the audit log.Search the Audit Log
To search the audit log by a specific action type, outcome, user, post, IP address, or date, click Filters . Limit your search using any combination of these filters:
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Date range: Click All dates and choose a date, or click Custom to enter a specific date range.
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Action: Click Action and select the actions that you want to search for.
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Object ID: Click Object ID and enter a post, user, or group ID.
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User: Click Acting users and select user names.
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Outcome: Click Succeeded and select Yes or No.
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IP address: Click IP address and enter an IP address.
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Details: Click Details and enter text.
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In the results, you can see when and by whom an action was performed. You can also perform these actions:
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Click an Object ID to see the impacted post, group, or user.
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Click an Acting User to see the user’s profile associated with the action.
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Remove Filters
To remove a filter, click x. To remove all filters, click Clear All.
Download the Audit Log
Click Download entries to get a CSV file of the audit log. Before you download the audit log, it is recommended to limit the results by performing a search. If you have not limited the results, the Download button might be grayed out to prevent large downloads resulting in poor performance.
to get a CSV file of the audit log. Before you download the audit log, it is recommended to limit the results by performing a search. If you have not limited the results, the Download button might be grayed out to prevent large downloads resulting in poor performance.Manage Post Accesses
See how many people have viewed posts or downloaded data from posts on the JMP Live server. Click Admin > Accesses 
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.Search Post Accesses
To search the accesses list by a user, access type, IP address, post, or date, click Filters . Limit your search using any combination of these filters:
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Access type: Click Access type and select View or Download.
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Date range: Click All dates and choose a date, or click Custom to enter a specific date range.
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In the results, you can see when and by whom an action was performed. You can also perform these actions:
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Click a post to open the impacted post.
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Click a user to see the user’s profile associated with the access.
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Remove Filters
To remove a filter, click x. To remove all filters, click Clear All.
Use a CLI to Perform Bulk Actions
You might find it more convenient to use a command line interface (CLI) to perform bulk actions in JMP Live. For example, here’s some of the things you can do using a CLI:
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Import many users
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Create many groups
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Assign many users to groups
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By default, the CLI is installed here: C:\Program Files\SAS\JMP Live\JMPLive\bin\jmplive-cli.cmd.
After you open the CLI, you can get help using the CLI by running this command: help.