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Select Help > Sample Data Library and open Little Pond.jmp.
Contour Plot before Customization
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Click Shape.
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Change the Line Width to 2.0.
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Click on the color next to Line Color and select a shade of green.
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Customized Contour Plot
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Click OK to save your changes to the current graph.
Changes the text alignment to centered, left-aligned, or right-justified. The Fill option applies the selected color to the background.
Polygon([_x0_, _x1_, ... ], [_y0_, _y1_, ...]);
The Polygon Sample Script
In some graphs, you can view the JSL that creates graphical elements. Example of JSL That Creates Group Labels shows the Group Label script for a Discriminant Analysis graph. The script defines markers and text for group labels. The commands included in these built-in scripts cannot be modified or deleted. You can insert commands from the Templates or Samples list, but you cannot click in the window and type new commands.
Example of JSL That Creates Group Labels
For information about JSL, see the Scripting Guide and the JSL Syntax Reference.
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Click the Add a new script button () to create a new script.
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(Optional) Click Apply to update the graph with your changes without closing the window. Unlike other property changes, script changes to not take effect until you click Apply or OK.
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Click OK to save your changes.
An error message appears if the script contains an error. Select View > Log to read about the error, and then correct the script.
The graphical elements are drawn in the order in which they are listed. The first element on the list is drawn first, so it appears behind all other graphical elements. If one element hides another, you can rearrange the order of the elements.
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Click the Move up in drawing order button () or Move down in drawing order () button one or more times until the elements are in the order in which you want them drawn.
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The graph customizations apply to the current graph and are also used when you redo an analysis. To re-create your graph at a later time with its customizations, select Save Script from the red triangle menu, and then select one of the Save options. For example, you can save the script to the data table, which applies your customized properties each time you run the script. See Save Your Analysis as a Script in Save and Share Data for details.
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Help created on 9/19/2017