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Hi, Vincent
I got it!!!
Just trying the correct object reference: NumberColBox(1) instead of NumberColBox(2).
skewness = r["Moments"][NumberColBox(1)] << get(10);
Now the value can be extracted by JSL.
Thanks a lot for your attention and comments.
Fred
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 2:14 PM, Kane, Vincent D. <vincent.kane@tellabs.com> wrote:
Fred: My only suggestion is to make the the output into data columns and then go get the Skew. Unfortunaly, I don’t know the script to make the columns into a data table.
 
Mean 5.69229148
Std Dev 0.98907546
Std Err Mean 0.15638656
Upper 95% Mean 6.00861315
Lower 95% Mean 5.3759698
N 40
Sum Wgt 40
Sum 227.691659
Variance 0.97827026
Skewness -0.2217008
Kurtosis -0.411026
CV 17.3756994
N Missing 0
Vin Kane
Principal Quality Engineer
630 798 6404
From: Fred Zhang [mailto:ieaggie2009@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 09, 2009 1:04 PM
To: Kane, Vincent D.
Subject: Re: [jmp-l] Why I cannot control the axis setting by JSL?
Sorry to bother you with a graph object reference problem.
It is very tricky and could not figure it out.
I have following table "Data.jmp", and try to fit its distribution using following JSL code:
dt = CurrentDataTable();
div = Distribution( Stack( 1 ),
Continuous Distribution(Column( :Value ), Horizontal Layout( 1 ), Vertical( 0 ),
Fit Distribution( Normal(Goodness of Fit( 1 ))), More Moments(1) ),
SendToReport( Dispatch( {"Value"}, "Distrib Outlier Box", FrameBox, Marker Drawing Mode( "Fast" )) )
);
r = div << Report;
skewness = r["Value"]["Moments"][NumberColBox(2)] << get(10);
But the code cannot run, because the error message: "Can't subscript Display Box in access or evaluation of 'Subscript' , r["Value"]["Moments"][Number Col Box( 2 )]"
Would you please advise me how to refer to the "Skewness" value in this display window?
Appreciate your kind help and effort.
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Value
5.2185061
6.6833499
5.3100586
4.5776369
3.3874512
4.943848
6.6833499
5.9509278
6.1340333
5.6762697
7.5988771
5.7678227
6.6833499
5.5847171
4.4860839
5.8593752
6.9580079
5.6762697
4.2114259
5.0354005
6.2255863
5.0354005
5.4016116
5.8593752
6.2255863
6.6833499
4.7607425
4.3945314
6.6833499
7.0495609
6.0424807
5.2185061
6.5917973
4.7607425
7.4157716
3.7536623
5.3100586
6.4086918
6.5002443
4.943848
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Fred Zhang <ieaggie2009@gmail.com> wrote:
Your code WORKS for my problem by achieving the changes I want.
I figured out that the reason is you use "ScaleBox" in your code, while I used "AxisBox" in my code.
This is the only differece to lead your code to work well.
Also, this is the point I got quite confused because I do not know why you can get 'Scalebox" by
coping script from the axis dialog window.
When I am done with this dialog and copied the script to script window, it did not include such 'ScaleBox" commend.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Kane, Vincent D. <vincent.kane@tellabs.com> wrote:
Fred: Now it seems that my code won’t change. The only way I could get the graph to display $$ was to change the data column format. I’m not sure why it doesn’t work now.
Vin Kane
Principal Quality Engineer
630 798 6404
From: Fred Zhang [mailto:ieaggie2009@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 9:59 AM
To: Kane, Vincent D.
Subject: Re: [jmp-l] Why I cannot control the axis setting by JSL?
I got your meaning. And I had tried to do the same by openning up the axis setting dialog window to change the setting
and then go to Graph Builder red triangle to copy the script.
However I always got the following script, and this code did not include the change I made on x-axis or y-axis.
That's the really confusing issue I have chased on you.
Sorry for such long and trivial issus in JMP.
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Graph Builder(
Size( 670, 460 ),
Show Control Panel( 0 ),
Automatic Recalc( 0 ),
Variables(
X( :Margin ),
Y(
:NP,
Order By( :Margin, Ascending ),
Size( 117 )
)
),
Elements(
Bar(
X,
Y,
Legend( 10 ),
Bar Style( "Side by side" ),
Summary Statistic( "Mean" )
)
),
SendToReport(
Dispatch( {}, "400", LegendBox, {Set Title( "" ), Position( {-1} )} )
)
)
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Kane, Vincent D. <vincent.kane@tellabs.com> wrote:
Fred:
Sorry: My memory is going. Right click just below the x-axis. That should bring up the dialog box as shown below, then you can change the format and capture the script.
Good luck
Vin Kane
Principal Quality Engineer
630 798 6404
I tried to right click different spots within the graph,
e.g., by right clicking within graph and selecting "Edit --> See Tree Structure",
i got following: FrameBox(1) -- Segments -- SegBars
By clicking the axis area, got AxisBox(1) or AxisBoxd(2).
Just wondering how to get your object structure of this graph.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 9:51 AM, Kane, Vincent D. <vincent.kane@tellabs.com> wrote:
Hi Fred: I’m away right now, but I believe you can right click within the chart itself
Vin Kane
Principal Quality Engineer
630 798 6404
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