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284 <strong>JMP</strong> Platforms Chapter 9<br />

Use Markers<br />

To change the marker highlighting on the current graph:<br />

1. Right-click anywhere in a graph and select Marker Selection Mode.<br />

2. Select one of the following options:<br />

Preferred Mode<br />

the Marker Selection Mode <strong>JMP</strong> preference is applied (by default, Unselected Faded).<br />

Unselected Faded<br />

only the selected markers are highlighted. Everything else is dimmed.<br />

Selected Larger<br />

Selected Haloed<br />

the selected markers are larger than the deselected markers.<br />

the edges of the selected markers are outlined in blue.<br />

Selected Outlined the selected markers are outlined in black.<br />

For information about setting the default marker selection mode, see “Reports” on page 368 in the “<strong>JMP</strong><br />

Preferences” chapter.<br />

Specify Marker Transparency<br />

You can change the transparency of markers (points) on a graph. For example, this enables you to control<br />

the visibility of overlapping points.<br />

Note: When the drawing speed is set to Fast, marker transparency settings revert to the default opaqueness<br />

and marker size reverts to Preferred Size.<br />

To adjust markers’ transparency:<br />

1. In a graph, right-click anywhere and select Transparency. In a histogram, right-click the box plot area<br />

on the right and select Transparency.<br />

2. Type the level of transparency that you want the markers (points) to have on the graph, and click OK.<br />

A value of 1 indicates total opaqueness and 0 indicates invisibility. Values between 1 and 0 are<br />

semi-transparent.<br />

Exclude and Hide Markers<br />

<strong>Using</strong> the Exclude/Unexclude command, you can exclude highlighted rows from statistical analyses. Data<br />

remains excluded until you select Rows > Exclude/Unexclude for those highlighted rows.<br />

Note: Excluded data are not automatically hidden in plots even though they are excluded from calculations<br />

in text reports and graphs.<br />

<strong>Using</strong> the Hide/Unhide command, you can suppress (hide) the appearance of highlighted points in<br />

scatterplots. For example, you can exclude points from analysis and then hide those same points in<br />

scatterplots. The data remain hidden until you select Rows > Hide/Unhide for highlighted hidden rows.

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