Draw	• Select Filled to fill all of the bubbles. • Select Outlined to outline all of the bubbles. • Select Filled and Outlined to fill and outline all of the bubbles.
Set Shape	Change the shape of the bubble. You can create a custom shape using JSL. The Custom option opens the custom shape. If no custom shape has been created, the Custom option uses the default circle shape. For more information about creating custom shapes, see the Scripting Guide.
Orient Shapes	Orients the shapes as they move in particular directions over time, following the shape of the data. This option appears only if you have specified a variable for Time.
Trail Bubbles	Shows the past history of bubbles as a semi-transparent trail. See Example of Specifying Only a Time Variable. Note the following: • This option appears only if you have specified a variable for Time. • If you do not want to see the bubble labels, select the Label > None option.
Trail Lines	Shows the past history of bubbles as connected line segments. See Example of Specifying Only a Time Variable. Note the following: • This option appears only if you have specified a variable for Time. • If you do not want to see the bubble labels, select the Label > None option.
Label	• Select None to label none of the bubbles in the plot. • Select All to label all of the bubbles in the plot. • Select Selected to label bubbles only when you select them. Note: Click and drag on a label to move it.
Color Theme	Change the colors representing the high, middle, and low values of the color variable. This option appears only if you have specified a variable for Coloring.
Revert Color Theme	Reverts back to the original color theme. This option appears only if you have applied a color theme.
Legend	Shows a legend that describes the colors in the bubble plot. This option appears only if you have specified a variable for Coloring.
Selectable Across Gaps	If a bubble is selected, this option keeps the bubble selected during time periods where data is missing. Otherwise, the bubble is not selected during time periods where data is missing.
Show Roles	Shows the variables that are used in the bubble plot. You can change and delete the variables. See Show Roles.
Split All	Splits all bubbles into their constituent parts. Unlike the Split button, the bubbles do not have to be selected. This option appears only if you have specified two ID variables.
Combine All	Combines all constituent bubbles within a group into their larger bubble. Unlike the Combine button, the bubbles do not have to be selected. This option appears only if you have specified two ID variables.
Lock Scales	Prevents axis scales and gradient legend scales from automatically adjusting in response to data or filtering changes.
Auto Stretching	Stretches the bubble plot to fill the window when the window is re-sized.
Fit to Window	Determines whether the plot is resized as you resize the JMP window. The default setting is Auto, which bases the scaling on the contents of the plot. For example, a plot with By variables does not stretch to fit the resized window; the plot extends beyond the viewing area. Change the setting to On to always fit the plot inside the window. Change the setting to Off to prevent the plot from resizing.
Aggregation Options	Alters how the X, Y, and Sizes roles are computed. By default, the values are calculated using means for X and Y, and sums for Sizes. • Selecting X as Sum or Y as Sum computes the X and Y values using sums. • Deselecting Size as Sum computes Size values using means. • Selecting Color as Sum computes the sum of the data values and maps to a color. This option appears only for continuous variables.
Save for Adobe Flash platform (.SWF)	Saves the bubble plot as .SWF files that are Adobe Flash player compatible. You can use these files in presentations and in Web pages. An HTML page is also saved that shows you the correct code for using the resulting .SWF file. For more information about this option, go to https://www.jmp.com/support/swfhelp/en.
Script	This menu contains options that are available to all platforms. They enable you to redo the analysis or save the JSL commands for the analysis to a window or a file. For more information, see Using JMP.