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Application Object Reference for Automating JMP Document Object CreateBivariate() These methods create an analysis object of a specific type, e.g. Bivariate. A dispatch pointer to this object is returned to the caller. This object can then be used to specify columns for an analysis, launch the analysis, and then manipulate the analysis output. This method must be called before a particular analysis can be launched. CreateCluster() These methods create an analysis object of a specific type, e.g. Cluster. A dispatch pointer to this object is returned to the caller. This object can then be used to specify columns for an analysis, launch the analysis, and then manipulate the analysis output. This method must be called before a particular analysis can be launched. CreatePlatform() These methods create an analysis object of a specific type, e.g. Bivariate. A dispatch pointer to this object is returned to the caller. This object can then be used to specify columns for an analysis, launch the analysis, and then manipulate the analysis output. This method must be called before a particular analysis can be launched. Save() If the document contains a data table, the data table is saved to disk. If it does not contain a data table, nothing is done. There are methods for saving analysis output and journals that are specific to those objects. SaveAs(FileName As String) If the document contains a data table, the data table is saved to disk using the filename that is provided. If it does not contain a data table, nothing is done. There are methods for saving analysis output and journals that are specific to those objects. Page 64
Application Object Reference for Automating JMP Journal Journal Using the Journal methods, you can save a journal as HTML, RTF, MS Word, or as a JMP Journal file. Methods GetActiveJournal() As Journal Returns a handle to the current active journal to allow further manipulation. SaveAsHTML(BSTR filename, jmpGraphicsFormats graphicType) As Boolean Saves the journal as HTML to disk using the given filename. The second parameter indicates the type of graphics format that should be used for any pictures within the HTML output (e.g. PNG, JPEG or METAFILE). SaveAsJournal(BSTR filename) As Boolean Saves the journal to disk using the given filename. This can then be reloaded into a future JMP session. SaveAsRTF(BSTR filename, jmpGraphicsFormats graphicType) As Boolean Saves the journal as RTF (Rich Text Format) to disk using the given filename. The second parameter indicates the type of graphics format that should be used for any pictures within the RTF output (e.g. PNG, JPEG or METAFILE). SaveAsMSWordDoc(Filename As String) As Boolean Saves RTF-style output from the Journal as a Microsoft Word document with the given name. This works only if MS Word 2000 or above is installed on the client machine. Returns True if successful, False if it fails. Page 65
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