Eric has been a developer at SAS for 20 years, with the last 8 years spent in JMP working on SAS integration, Windows user interface, the JMP Add-In framework, and database integration. He holds a BA in Economics from Davidson College and an MS in Computer Science from North Carolina State University.
For most of us, the data we analyze in JMP starts out somewhere else: in a relational database, Excel, a CSV file or perhaps SAS. The need to seamlessly move such data into JMP and prepare it for analysis led us to introduce the Query Builder feature in JMP 12.
We hear frequently from JMP users that they spend a great deal of time preparing their data before they can start analyzing it. We added Query Builder to JMP 12 to streamline the process of getting data from relational databases into JMP and ready for analysis. JMP has had the
This is the second in a series of posts on customized menus in JMP 9. The first post provided an overview of what has changed in JMP 9. In this post, I will provide some strategies for administrators who provide customized menus for large groups of JMP users. If you
What's changed in menu customization in JMP 9? The answer to that question is: “Almost everything.” In JMP 9, we took a good, hard look at our menu customization framework and found that it had a number of limitations: • You could import customized menus from various sources into JMP,