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Automation Reference - JMP

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Application Object <strong>Reference</strong> for Automating <strong>JMP</strong><br />

Platform Methods<br />

MatchingColumn(ColumnName As String) As Boolean<br />

Allows you to do a matching model analysis with the variable (column) provided. Returns True if successful,<br />

False if the column doesn’t exist or there is some other error.<br />

MeansAnovaT(Flag As Boolean)<br />

Provides a way to show (True) or hide (False) this additional analysis output.<br />

MeansStdDev(Flag As Boolean)<br />

Provides a way to show (True) or hide (False) this additional analysis output.<br />

NomAxisBooleanOption(Handle as Long, Action as Short, Flag As Boolean)<br />

Controls a Boolean option for the display of the Nominal Axis. If the platform supports the option, then this<br />

method will either turn it on (Flag is True) or off (Flag is False). Examples of options are Rotated Tick Labels,<br />

Divider Bars and displaying a Lower Frame. The Rotated Tick Labels are supported only on the Oneway and<br />

Variability Chart platforms. Before this method can be called, a handle to the Nominal Axis display box must be<br />

obtained through a call to GetGraphicItemByType(TypeName As String, ItemNumber As Integer) As Long.<br />

Nonparametric(Option As Integer, Flag As Boolean)<br />

Produces or hides nonparametric tests. The test type is determined by the first parameter, which should be a<br />

value from the OnewayNonParConstants definition. The second parameter indicates whether to show (True) or<br />

hide (False) the display output.<br />

NonParametricMultipleComparisons(Type as OnewayNonParMultipleComparisonConstants, Flag as Bool)<br />

Performs the comparison specified by Type if Flag is True, otherwise turn off the comparison. A dialog appears<br />

for comparisons that require a control value If you do not want the dialog to appear, use the<br />

NonParametricMultipleWithControl method.<br />

NonParametricMultipleWithControl(Type as OnewayNonParMultipleComparisonConstants, ControlValue<br />

as String) As Boolean<br />

Performs the comparison where a control value needs to be specified. Examples are “Steel with Control” and<br />

“Dunn with Control for Joint Ranks”. The control value can be a numeric or character value depending on the<br />

column type of the X value, so the control must be specified as a string even if the value is a number. Examples<br />

are “Female” or “15”.<br />

NormalQuantileLineOfFit(Flag As Boolean)<br />

Allows you to turn on or off the Line of Fit option found on the Normal Quantile Plot submenu.<br />

NormalQuantilePlot(Flag As Boolean)<br />

Allows you to turn on or off the Plot Actual By Quantile option found on the Normal Quantile Plot<br />

submenu.<br />

NormalQuantilePlotQbyA(Flag As Boolean)<br />

Allows you to turn on or off the Quantile by Actual option found on the Normal Quantile Plot submenu.<br />

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