Bar chart, Overlay plot, Spinning plot, Pareto plot, Control charts, Contour plot, Ternary plot
Dates values (number of seconds since January 1, 1904) are displayed in the selected date format.
Displays an additional pop-up menu listing date and date-time formats. Select the format you want from this menu.
Values are displayed in the most economical way, based on the number of decimals needed
Select to have JMP choose the most economical way to display each value, based on the number of decimals needed
Values in data table show with the specified number of decimal positions. The precision of computations is not affected
Select and specify the number of decimal position you want to show in the data table. This does not affect the precision of computations
Saves the slices of the contour plot into a QuickTime movie.
Copies the slices of the contour plot into a QuickTime movie.
Arranges the slices of the contour plot horizontally.
Arranges the slices of the contour plot vertically
Stacks the slices of the contour plot so you can flip through them using the contour plot controls
Closes all JMP windows (prompting you to save any changes) and ends the JMP session.
Not available because there is no active window to print
Displays a standard print dialog that allows you to print the active window.
Displays a standard page setup dialog that allows you to set up the characteristics of printed pages.
Set default font, size, and style for text, headings, and titles; and to set the background color for graphical displays and other display options, and specify some analysis platform defaults.
Not available now because the file was last saved in a format other than JMP format or because the spreadsheet window is not active.
Restores the data table to the form it had when last saved.
Not available now because no spreadsheet window (data table) is not active.
Saves the current data table to a file after prompting you for a name and disk location. You can save the data table as a JMP file, convert it to SAS transport format, or convert it to text formats.
Not available now because no changes have been made since the last save or because the spreadsheet window is not active.
Writes the current form of the active data table to a file. If the data table has been saved before, it is rewritten to the same file name and location. If the data table is new, you are prompted to specify a name and location.
Closes the active window. If you close the data table, you are also prompted to save any changes.
Displays a dialog to reads in files other than JMP files; text files and SAS transport data libraries, and If you have ClearAccess installed, additional Import commands are available
Displays the standard open dialog and opens the existing JMP file you choose.
Creates a new data table; displays it as an empty, untitled spreadsheet.
File Menu
Select standard commands to create, open, close, save, and print tables.
Set preferences.
Quit command
Not active because no effects are highlighted in the Effects in Model list.
Denotes variables highlighted in the Effects in Model list as response surface effects
Not active because no effects are highlighted in the Effects in Model list.
Denotes variables highlighted in the Effects in Model list as variance effects, usually used with the Log-Variance fitting personality
Not active because no effects are highlighted in the Effects in Model list.
Denotes variables highlighted in the Effects in Model list as random effects.
commands to assign a specific effect type to an effect (random, variance, response surface)
Automatically enters all Effects as a polynomial model of the degree specified in the Degree box in the Effects in Model list
Automatically enters all Effects highlighted in the selector list as a mixture response surface model in the Effects in Model list
Automatically enters all Effects that are highlighted in the selector list as a response surface model in the Effects in Model
Automatically enters all Effects that are highlighted in the selector list, and all possible interactions of the degree specified in the Degree box, as Effects in Model. Effects are sorted ascending by the degree
Automatically enters all Effects that are highlighted in the selection list, and all interactions of the degree specified in the Degree box, as Effects in Model
Automatically enters all highlighted variables in the selection list, and their interactions, as the Effects in Model
Displays a dialog that lets you request power and sample size information for parameters you specify.
Not active for numeric continuous effects, or interactions of degree greater than two.
For single factors and two factor interactions, this option displays a profile plot of LS means by effect levels.
Not active for numeric continuous effects
Displays a dialog that lets you define any contrast between levels of an ordinal or nominal effect, and levels of interactions.
Not available now because no table table is open or active.
Displays a dialog that prompts you for values to find in a data table; options let you Replace, Replace All, Find Next, Find Whole Words, and Match Case.
Writes information from the active JMP window to a special journal file. You can save the journal file in the format of the word processer you use.
Not available now because nothing that may be cleared is selected in the active window.
