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WinSPC Variable Analyzer
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 How can I print or preview a report in WinSPC?
There are many different ways in WinSPC 8.0 to print or preview the new reports books and report templates. Reports can be accessed from the right-click menu of most WinSPC administrator tree objects, including folders, parts, variables, collection plans, and datasets. The right click menu allo ...
- How can I exclude multiple subgroups of data at the same time?
New to WinSPC version 8.2 is the ability to exclude a range of subgroups from calculations from within the Variable Analyzer window. Conversely a range of subgroups, that has been excluded, can be un-excluded. This is a quick and easy way to exclude subgroup data from statistical calculations ...
- What is the Within and Between type charts?
New to WinSPC version 8.2 is the Within and Between type charts located in the Variable Analyzer. The new chart types are the X-bar/ R/ MR chart and an X-bar/ S/ MS chart. These new charts plot three types of variation statistics at once. The upper chart is the X-bar which shows the mean val ...
- What is the Data Point Viewer and how do I use it?
New to WinSPC version 8.2 is an enhanced feature called the Data Point Viewer, located on the Chart tab within the Variable Analyzer (previously accessible only in Data Collection). The Data Point Viewer provides details about individual subgroups and functions fundamentally the same as i ...
- How can I see the changes or events that have occurred for a specific WinSPC item?
WinSPC can be configured to track and record changes to objects in WinSPC, such as when items are created, modified, or deleted. This information is stored in the WinSPC Event Log (also called the Audit Trail) and is accessible to an administrator. In order for WinSPC to record any item changes ...
- Can I zoom in on a chart?
New to WinSPC version 8.2 is the ability to zoom in on a selected data area for Variable Analyzer & Data Sets chart(s). The ability to zoom is convenient especially when there are numerous data samples which may cluster the data on the chart making it almost unreadable. There are sever ...
- How do I use the Sensitivity Analysis tab in the Variable Analyzer?
The Sensitivity Analysis tab offers additional information which aids in the interpretation of control charts. This information concerns how sensitive a control chart is in detecting process shifts using the 1pt beyond control limits test. This tab consists of three areas: the Options Bar, the ...
- How do I read the Goodness of Fit tab in the Variable Analyzer?
New with the release of Version 8.2, the Goodness of Fit tab compares a variable’s data distribution with industry-standard, theoretical distributions. The information in this tab is sensitive to values entered in the Calculation Settings panel. The Goodness of Fit tab consists ...
- What are data filtering options and how can I use them?
There may be times when you would like to see your data for specific set of conditions. This is done by using the “Edit data filtering option” within any Query or Data Set. To bring up the Data Filtering Options, click on the funnel icon labeled “Edit data filtering opt ...
- How can I get a chart for just the data I collected for a specific time frame?
There are times when you do not want to see all the data, but just a small time frame sampling of the data. This can be done a few different ways by using queries and/or data sets. The following are some of the most common ways to filter your data for specific time frames. Variable query The ...
- How can I add, or remove, annotations to multiple subgroups at the same time?
New to WinSPC version 8.2 is the ability to add, or remove, annotations for a range of subgroups from within the Variable Analyzer window. Annotations consist of Assignable Cause, Corrective Actions, and Notes. This is a quick and easy way to annotate a range of subgroups with a few cli ...
- Getting Started with WinSPC 8.0: The Variable Analyzer
In this video of the "Getting Started with WinSPC 8.0" series, we will explore the how to access and use the new WinSPC Variable Analyzer.
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