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424 Main Menu Appendix B
The Edit Menu
Send
(Windows only) Submits reports and data tables to the e-mail application you define. See “E-mailing
Tables and Reports (Windows Only),” p. 38, for details.
Recent Files
(Windows only) Reveals a submenu that lists the JMP tables, scripts, and journals most recently
opened. When you click a table name in this list, JMP opens the file.
Save Session Script
Creates a JSL script to re-open all currently open files and re-run all currently open analyses and graphs.
Exit
(Windows and Linux) Closes all JMP windows (prompting you to save changes) and quits the JMP
application. On the Macintosh, the Quit command is located in the JMP menu.
The Edit Menu
The Edit menu contains standard commands that operate on selected rows and columns, on selected
areas of reports, on scripts and text, and on selected formula elements in the formula editor. The
commands operate on entire rows if no columns are selected. Likewise, they operate on whole columns
if no rows are selected. When both rows and columns are selected, Edit commands affect the subset of
values defined by the intersection of those rows and columns.
The Edit menu in conjunction with JMP tools can be used to copy all or part of active analysis report
windows. See “The Tools Menu,” p. 444, for details.
Undo
Cancels the effect of the most recent reversible Edit, Rows, or Columns command. Most destructive
data table operations (such as cut, paste, or delete rows) are reversible. Undo dims when the most recent
command is irreversible.
Redo
Reverses the effect of the Undo command in the Script Editor.
Cut
Copies selected fields from the active data table to the clipboard and replaces them with missing values.
It is equivalent to Copy, and then Clear. You can also use the Cut command to copy all or part of a
report. However, Cut works like Copy in reports; it does not clear the copied image.