JMP^® and SAS^®

Extend JMP to meet all your analytic needs

With JMP, you aren’t limited to the features inherent in the software. You can extend the analytic reach of JMP by harnessing other programs, including SAS. There are multiple ways to integrate with SAS, and you can use these products together to:

Establish a Macintosh or Windows client to SAS.
Run SAS add-ins for JMP (SAS PROCs packaged in JMP interfaces).
Utilize the dynamic visualization capabilities in JMP from your SAS programs.
Extend JMP with the wide array of data management tools and tried-and-tested analytic procedures available in SAS.

This page provides all of the basic information and resources you need to help you get started. Note to customers outside the United States: Please contact your local SAS office to license JMP software.

Connect to SAS
Run SAS Add-Ins
Write/Submit SAS Code

JMP can connect to SAS when the latter is installed on a local machine or a server. You can easily integrate the two products in multiple ways:

Connect to a local SAS installation (Windows only).: View One-Page Guide

Connect to a server on campus (Windows or Macintosh).: View One-Page Guide

Connect to SAS® OnDemand for Academics (Windows or Macintosh). Available in United States only.: View One-Page Guide; Watch Demo

Note: If you wish to connect from JMP on a Macintosh, SAS must run on a server (not local).

SAS add-ins for JMP are SAS programs packaged in easy-to-use JMP dialog windows. These add-ins generate SAS programs that automatically run in SAS and are brought back into JMP output (provided there is a connection to SAS). The following SAS add-ins are available:

Structural Equation Modeling (based on SAS PROC CALIS): View Detailed Information; View One-Page Guide

Econometrics and Time Series Analysis (based on SAS/ETS® platform): View Detailed Information (COMING SOON)

Other add-ins developed by users: Visit JMP File Exchange

JMP includes a full SAS Editor, enabling you to write SAS programs within JMP and submit them to SAS for in-depth data analysis. Results are returned to JMP in the format you specify. If the desired format is a JMP report, the many compelling visualizations available in JMP can aid exploration and understanding. You can also open SAS programs created by someone else and run them with a click of the mouse. In the JMP Fit Model and Time Series platforms, you can automatically create SAS programs of your models and submit them to SAS. In the JMP Partition and Neural platforms, you can create SAS data step code that you can use to score a new data set.