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Course fee and EPTO/APTO units differ for on-site training.JMP Software: Introduction to the JMP Scripting Language
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Duration: 2.0 days Course fee: $950 EPTO units: 1.8 CEUs: 1.2 | ||
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This course demonstrates how to use the JMP Scripting Language (JSL) to automate routine procedures, extend or create new procedures, and customize reports. The course is an introduction to JSL. It gives students the basic tools for extending JMP functionality to their own business or research questions.
Learn how to
- use the basic elements in JSL
- use messages, functions, and expressions to create new columns and reports
- package JMP scripts to automate routine analyses and reporting.
Who should attend
Anyone familiar with JMP who wants to learn the JMP Scripting Language (JSL)
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Prerequisites
Before attending this course, it is recommended you complete the JMP Software: Statistical Data Exploration course or have equivalent experience.
Course Contents
Scripting Concepts
- introducing scripting
- introducing object-oriented approach
- reviewing how to generate scripts interactively
- storing scripts in the Table panel
- understanding operators, numbers, and names
- understanding lists and expressions
- understanding comments, commas, parentheses, quoted strings, and matrices
- introducing a visual JSL style to make reading, interpreting, and understanding JSL easy
- using the For function
- using the If, Match, and Choose functions
- creating new tables and columns
- changing or adding column properties
- using basic matrix functions in JSL
- understanding platform layers (analysis and report)
- reporting display tree structure
- building custom windows
- making and using custom dialogs
- listing data structures
- understanding expressions and evaluation
- journaling results
- understanding generic arguments
- using and understanding the User Toolbar and User Menu
Software
This course addresses JMP.
Course Materials
Students receive a hardcopy of the course notes and, in some courses, can choose to take home a copy of the course data.
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