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  1. ST: 1 What is itST: 1 What is it
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 Capability analysis is a set of calculations used to assess whether a system is statistically able to meet a set of specifications or requirements. To ...
  2. CR: Using Access Control With Chart DefinitionsCR: Using Access Control With Chart Definitions
    Revision Date: 2005-11-07 Problem: You need to give some users the ability to view existing CHARTrunner chart definitions but not be able to modify the chart definitions. You may also need to give...
  3. CR: Background on out-of-control test rulesCR: Background on out-of-control test rules
    Revision Date: 2005-09-19 This article applies to CHARTrunner versions 1.7 and above. CHARTrunner does out-of-control testing on all control charts. This testing is based upon rules called out-o...
  4. ST: Stability and linearity -  Keys to an effective measurement systemST: Stability and linearity - Keys to an effective measurement system
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 Knowing that a measurement system is stable is a comfort to the individuals involved in managing the measurement system. If the measuring process is ch...
  5. ST: Multiple control limits - A long shot, or just a bad sliceST: Multiple control limits - A long shot, or just a bad slice
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 In the world of continuous improvement, it might seem that one does not want to look back. After all, as systems improve, old data is no long...
  6. CR: Apply OOC Test to Only One ChartCR: Apply OOC Test to Only One Chart
    Ref # 749 You can create out-of-control tests that apply to only one chart, such as X-bar chart instead of the range chart. To do this, create a test that is similar to that shown in the example b...
  7. ST: What is the difference between tolerance and process variation?ST: What is the difference between tolerance and process variation?
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 The major difference between the two approaches relates to the purpose for doing the study. In the past, most companies were concerned only with gettin...
  8. SP: How can I create a blank control chartSP: How can I create a blank control chart
    Revision Date: 2005-09-08 To create a blank control chart template: 1. From the Main Options window in SQCpack select Variables, Control Charts. 2. Next click on Create to m...
  9. SP: Syntax error in query expressionSP: Syntax error in query expression
    Revision Date: 2005-09-12 Problem: "Syntax error in query expression" appears when I try to Print Causes and Notes for a particular control chart. Solution: Download an updated version of SQCp...
  10. GP: GAGEpack only prints one pageGP: GAGEpack only prints one page
    Revision Date: 2005-09-02 Problem: GAGEpack only prints one page. Solution: Replace pqrpt30.ocx. You will need to unregister the file, rename or delete it, then download the replacement from th...
  11. ST: 3 When is it usedST: 3 When is it used
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 Use the standard method for calculating capability analysis when you can answer "yes" to all of the following questions: 1. Is it necessary to unde...
  12. ST: Should you calculate Cpk when your process is not in controlST: Should you calculate Cpk when your process is not in control
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 by Matt Savage The AIAG Statistical Process Control reference manual (p. 13) states: "The process must first be brought into statistical control ...
  13. SP: OIO error 3018, Unable to retrieve Variables Control Chart, Could not find field OPT_FileSP: OIO error 3018, Unable to retrieve Variables Control Chart, Could not find field OPT_File
    ...e a backup of the database you are working on 2. Open Microsoft Access, then open the table Obj_Var_CHART. 3. At the end of the table, add a column named OPT_FILE. 4. Set the Type to Text and Size to ...
  14. CR: X-axis labels, causes, notes, & vertical grid linesCR: X-axis labels, causes, notes, & vertical grid lines
    Revision Date: 2005-09-01 Problem: X-axis labels, causes, notes, and vertical grid lines do not appear on the chart. Solution: If a variables or attributes control chart con...
  15. ST: 4 How is it madeST: 4 How is it made
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 These steps assume that variables data has been collected over time, and that a control chart and histogram have been completed. The control chart shou...
  16. CR: CR1.5 - My control chart data lines are not printingCR: CR1.5 - My control chart data lines are not printing
    ...t control chart style.cst" file. The default location for this file is "C:\Program Files\PQ Systems\CHARTrunner 1.5\Styles". Use NOTEPAD.EXE to edit the style file. Find the following values e...
  17. SP: You must have at least 1 set of custom control limitsSP: You must have at least 1 set of custom control limits
    Revision Date: 2005-09-08 Problem: "You must have at least 1 set of custom control limits" appears when you are working with custom attributes control limits. These control limits disappear after ...
  18. SP: You must have at least 1 set of custom control limitsSP: You must have at least 1 set of custom control limits
    Revision Date: 2005-09-08 Problem: "You must have at least 1 set of custom control limits" appears when you are working with custom attributes control limits. These control limits disappear after ...
  19. SP: How do I display data above the control chartSP: How do I display data above the control chart
    Revision Date: 2005-09-08 When you create or modify a chart, click on the Options tab. Then select Data grid and Data values. If you want to display identifiers, select Identifi...
  20. ST: When should you recalculate control limits?ST: When should you recalculate control limits?
    Revision Date: 2005-09-06 Eventually, everyone using SPC charts will have to decide whether they should change the control limits or leave them alone. There are no hard and fast...
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