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Static mode, where the bubbles are fixed and do not animate over time (no Time variable is specified). See Example of a Static Bubble Plot.
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Dynamic mode, where the bubbles are animated over time (a Time variable is specified). See Example of a Dynamic Bubble Plot.
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Separates the bubble represented by the first, larger ID variable into its smaller constituent parts, which are defined by the second, smaller ID column.
Select the bubble and click Split.
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Only appears if you have specified two ID variables.
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Reverses the action of the Split button by recombining the smaller bubbles back into their original bubble.
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Only appears if you have specified two ID variables.
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If the bubble is an aggregate based on an ID column, all of the rows for that ID are highlighted. Otherwise, the one row represented by that bubble is highlighted.
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If you specify an ID and a Time variable, selecting a bubble highlights all of the rows for that ID, across all of the Time levels.
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If you have not specified a Time variable, selecting one row from the data table highlights the corresponding bubble in the plot.
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If you have specified a Time variable, selecting one row from the data table highlights the corresponding bubble for only that time period in the dynamic bubble plot.
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Note: For a more granular examination of the highlighted rows, use the Tables > Subset command or the Row Editor. See the Using JMP book.