Chapter 2 JMP Instructions
Using JMP to Construct a Pie Chart
A. (Replicating Figure 2.1) Copy and paste the Adidas_Sales data from the text website into a
JMP spreadsheet.
B. From the menu choose Graph > Chart. Under Select Columns, select Region as Categories,
X, Levels. Under Options, choose Pie Chart. Under Select columns, choose 2000, then
select Statistics, and choose % of Total (2000).
C. In the output window, right-click on the Pie Chart and choose Label > Show Labels. Right
click Adidas Sales-Chart of 2000, by Region, select Set Title. Under Set Window Title,
enter Adidas’ Net Sales by Region. Click OK.
D. JMP shows the following graph.
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Using JMP to Construct a Bar Chart
A. (Replicating Figure 2.3) Copy and import the Prop_Adidas_Sales data from the text website
into a JMP spreadsheet.
B. From the menu choose Graph > Chart. Under Select Columns, select Region as Categories,
X, Levels. Under Options, choose Bar Chart. Under Select Columns, select 2000 and 2009,
and then under Statistics choose Data.
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C. JMP shows the following graph.
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Using JMP to Construct a Histogram
A. (Replicating Figure 2.7) Copy and paste the MV_Houses data from the text website into a
JMP spreadsheet.
B. From the menu choose Analyze > Distribution. Under Select Columns, select
House Price, then under Cast Selected Columns into Roles, select Y, columns. Click OK.
C. Right-click on the y axis and select Axis Settings. For Minimum, enter 300; for Maximum
enter 800; and for Increment, enter 100.
D. JMP shows the following graph.
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Using JMP to Construct a Polygon
A. (Replicating Figure 2.13) Input the x- and y-coordinates from Table 2.13 into a JMP
spreadsheet.
B. From the menu choose Graph > Overlay Plot. Select y-coordinate as Y and x-coordinate as
X. Then click OK.
C. In the Output window, drag the pull-down list by clicking the red triangle next to the title
Overlay Plot. Select Y Options > Connect Points.
D. JMP shows a graph similar to the accompanying graph. Right-click on the title and in the
dialog box, then enter Polygon for the house-price data. Make similar edits for the titles of
the x- and y-axes.
E. JMP shows the following graph.
Using JMP to Construct an Ogive
A. (Replicating Figure 2.15) Input the x- and y-coordinates from Table 2.14 into a JMP
spreadsheet.
B. From the menu choose Graph > Overlay Plot. In the Overlay Plot dialog box, select ycoordinate as Y and x-coordinate as X. Click OK.
C. In the Output window, drag the pull-down list by clicking the red triangle next to the title
Overlay Plot. Select Y Options > Connect Points.
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D. JMP shows a graph similar to the accompanying graph. Right-click on the title and in the
dialog box, then enter Ogive for the house-price data. Make similar edits for the titles of the
x- and y-axes.
E. JMP shows the following graph.
Using JMP to Construct a Scatterplot
A. (Replicating Figure 2.18) Input the Education and Income data from Example 2.7 into a JMP
spreadsheet.
B. From the menu choose Graph > Overlay Plot. Select Income as Y and Education as X.
Click OK.
C. JMP shows a graph similar to the accompanying graph. Right-click on the title and in the
dialog box, then enter Scatterplot of education versus income. Make similar edits for the
titles of the x- and y-axes.
D. JMP shows the following graph.
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