Not available now because there are no open JMP windows

Closes all windows of this type.

Not available now because there are no open JMP windows

Allows you to change the name of the active window.

Not available now because no data table is open

Displays a new spreadsheet view of the active data table. The new view is linked to the original view and all corresponding analysis windows. Any changes you make to a new view are reflected on the original.

Suppresses the display of the active window but does not close it. To reshow a hidden window, select the window name from the list at the end of this menu.

Moves the active window behind all other JMP windows.

Updates the active window.

Window Menu

Use this menu organize the open JMP window: redraw,  hide or unhide, change a window name, or see a new view. It also lists all the open JMP windows.

Active JMP window

List of all open JMP tables

Capability Analysis: displays a dialog for you to set limits

Tests that the distribution is normal

Tests the mean against a value you specify

Gives commands to request mean test, distribution test, and capability analysis

For all continuous variables, saves the standardized scores for each row as a new columns in the data table. 

For all continuous variables, saves the normal quantile scores for each row as new column(s) in the data table. These are Van Der Waerden approximations to the expected order statistics for the normal distribution. 

For all continuous variables, saves the probability scores for  each row as new column(s) in the data table. This is  computed as the averaged rank of that value divided by (N + 1)

For all continuous variables, saves the averaged rank of  each row (when there are multiple like values) as new column(s) in the data table

For all continuous variables, saves the rank of  each row as  new column(s) in the data table

For all continuous variables,  saves the midpoint value of the bar that contains each row as new column(s) in the data table

Creates a new column in the data table that saves the number of the bar that contains each row 

Check to have the axes of all Y variables of the same modeling type scaled according to thier individual values.

Check to have the axes of all Y variables of the same modeling type scaled the same

Select to remove the probability (proportion) axis from the histograms of all nominal and ordinal variables

Select to add a probability (proportion) axis to the histograms of all nominal and ordinal variables

Select to remove the count axis to the histograms of all nominal and ordinal variables