Two interval variables are treated as lower and upper values for the interval.Īdd a frequency or weight variable.Ě single interval variable is treated as a delta to compute upper and lower ends of the interval.Sizes graph elements by a summarizing statistic or other size variable.Īdd interval variables to draw custom error bars. Tip: Once you have added a variable in the Color zone, you can show or hide color using the Variables option in the element properties panel. Right-click in the legend to change colors or to customize the intensity scale. Ědding a continuous variable colors the plot elements according to an intensity scale.Ī legend appears to the right of the plot.Ědding a nominal or ordinal variable colors the plot elements by the variable’s levels.Right-click on legend items for customization options.Īdds color to points, map shapes, and other objects. The plot elements are stratified and colored according to the subgroups.Ī legend appears to the right of the plot. Ědding a continuous variable creates interval subgroups.

Ědding a nominal or ordinal variable stratifies and colors the plot elements by the levels of the variable.Subgroups and colors the plot elements according to the levels of the Overlay variable. Note: Once a variable is placed here, no variable can be placed in Group X. For a description of all options, see Grouping Zones Options. To change the number of levels that appear, right-click in the axis border and select Levels in View. Use Wrap when your stratifying variable has many levels. The Map Shape element can be used with the Points element to place points within the shape.įor more information about creating map shapes, see Red Triangle Option for Formula and Graph Builder.Ĭreates rows of plots for the levels of a categorical variable or for the interval subgroups of a continuous variable.When you drop a variable into the Map Shape zone, the X and Y zones disappear.If you drag and drop columns labeled Latitude and Longitude, JMP automatically assigns them to the Y and X roles (respectively).Your variable must contain geographic place names, such as countries, regions, states, or provinces, or you must provide information in a custom shape file. For a description of all options, see Options for Axes, Axes Variable Labels, or Graph Titles.Īdds a map. To stratify by the levels of two variables, drag a variable into both Group X and Group Y. To add a variable below a variable in one of the zones, drag it to the right of that variable in the Group X zone or below that variable in the Group Y zone.To add a variable above a variable in one of the Group zones, drag it to the left of that variable in the Group X zone or above that variable in the Group Y zone.You can add multiple variables to Group X or Group Y: Ědding a categorical variable creates plots for each level of the categorical variable.Ědding a continuous variable creates non-overlapping interval subgroups and plots for the values in each interval.The type of variable that you put in Group X or Y also determines aspects of the display: Group X produces a horizontal display, and Group Y produces a vertical display. Stratifies your data by the levels of the nominal or ordinal variable and constructs a plot for each level. Use the X zone for a horizontal layout and the Y zone for a vertical layout. Constructs plots that are based on the values, levels, or categories of the variables that you drop into these zones.

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