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Chapter 18 Creating Cell Plots 461<br />

Cell Plot Platform Options<br />

Figure 18.4 The Cell Plot Report Window<br />

Cell plots are direct representations of a data table, drawn as a rectangular array of cells with each cell<br />

corresponding to a data table entry. Colors are assigned to each cell based on the range <strong>and</strong> type of values<br />

found in the column.<br />

• Nominal variables use a distinct color for each level. You can customize nominal <strong>and</strong> ordinal colors<br />

using the Value Colors property of data columns, available through the Column Info comm<strong>and</strong>.<br />

• Continuous variables are assigned a gradient of colors to show the smooth range of values in the variable.<br />

• Ordinal variables are scaled like continuous variables in order.<br />

• When some outliers are present, the scale uses all but the extreme categories for the 90% middle of the<br />

distribution, so that the outliers do not overly influence the scale.<br />

The cell plot appears with a one-to-one correspondence of a colored cell representing each data table entry.<br />

Related Information<br />

• “Additional Example of the Cell Plot Platform” on page 463<br />

Cell Plot Platform Options<br />

The following table describes the options within the red triangle menu for Cell Plot.<br />

Legend<br />

Arrange Plots<br />

Script<br />

Shows or hides a legend.<br />

Specifies how many plots to put on the same row before starting the next<br />

row of plots.<br />

This option is available only if you specify an X, Grouping variable.<br />

This menu contains options that are available to all platforms. They enable<br />

you to redo the analysis or save the JSL comm<strong>and</strong>s for the analysis to a<br />

window or a file. For more information, see Using JMP.

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