JMP Graph Builder Basics

In this video, we explore the basics of JMP's Graph Builder. You will learn how to make scatterplots, histograms, box plots, line charts, among much else.
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[@Alice0519M]

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[@akiller28]

I have a column y1 and column y2 which I want to plot against X in ONE GRAPH. I can't find a single tutorial on this. Can you please help me?

[@JulianParris]

Hi Akhilesh - Select both Y variables in the columns list and drag them, at once, into the Y role. Then drag your X variable into the X role, and there you go! You can also add more Y variables at any time by dragging them in the middle of the Y axis just inside the graph.

[@akiller28]

Great!!! Thank you so much!.Subscribing

[@arquimedescastillo4459]

I am trying to graph the standard deviation by using error bars; however, it doesn't show it. Note: I am using too the overlay option

[@stephenoni2019]

how do we do baseline correction

[@zuhrahmaisarah9723]

can i remove the legend

[@TamNguyen-xh8gi]

Can I display the value of bubble in the horizontal axis?

[@ProfessorParrisStats]

Can you explain more what you're interested in doing? The x-axis already has labels for the values of that axis.

[@TamNguyen-xh8gi]

Because the axis just show value like 0 100 200 . it not show the real value of each bubble

[@ProfessorParrisStats]

@@TamNguyen-xh8gi You can change the increment of your X axis by double-clicking, or right-clicking > axis settings. Once there you can set your axis to be as fine-grained as needed. There is no built-in function in JMP or any other software I know of, to list only those values of X that occur in your data, as this would quickly be problematic with more than even a few points, which is why the standard practice for graphs is to display an axis with regularly spaced increments.

[@TamNguyen-xh8gi]

I will try. Thank you very much.