A report that contains graphs and statistics can grow fairly large. To view only the graphs while running the report, select the top red triangle in a report and then select Report View > Summary. The report shown in Figure 10.8 originally showed parameter estimates. In the Summary view, only the graphs are shown.
Figure 10.8 Viewing a Summary of the Report
You rearrange reports in a running dashboard by dragging the reports into highlighted drop zones. The drop zones indicate where you can place the report. Figure 10.9 shows an example of moving a report into a tab. The Distribution report is dropped inside the “Dock tab” drop zone to place it on the first tab.
Figure 10.9 Creating Tabbed Reports in a Running Dashboard
To see only a specific report while running a dashboard, select the report’s Maximize Tab box (Figure 10.10). Note that the box is named Maximize Tab even if the reports are not in tabs.
Figure 10.10 Maximizing a Tab
Figure 10.11 Restoring a Maximized Report
The thick gray line that appears between reports in a dashboard is called a splitter. Drag the splitter to resize the panes. When the pane is too wide to display the enclosed report, the pane closes. Drag the splitter from the outer edge of the dashboard to see all reports again. Figure 10.12 shows the collapsed and expanded reports.
Figure 10.12 Resizing Panes in a Running Dashboard
You can share reports with users working outside JMP by saving a dashboard as interactive HTML. First, select Run Dashboard from the Dashboard Builder red triangle menu to run the dashboard. In the running dashboard, select File > Save As and then select Interactive HTML with Data from the list. The reports are saved in a web page that also contains the data. Email the web page to users or publish the page on a website. Users then explore the data as they would in JMP. See Save the Report as Interactive HTML for details.
Right-click the object for a platform in the dashboard and select Edit Platform Script. The script opens in a script editor window.