View data for each measure

The Data View is a spreadsheet view of data for each measure, organized by station, product, and process.

Data view tables are accessible from the station dashboard in the Data tab. Each row of data contains information on each observation and each subgroup. Key columns are sortable in ascending or descending order. Red rows indicate data that are out-of-specification.

You can edit information for individual observations or the entire subgroup.
Individual observations
Select the row and then select Edit Observation.

For individual observations, you can edit the data value, assignable causes, corrective actions, comments, and individual descriptors.

Subgroups
Select the row and then select Edit Subgroup.

For subgroups, you can edit assignable causes, corrective actions, comments, and subgroup descriptors.

You can also edit the data from the control chart view. For more information, go to Edit observations.

Continuous data measures

Each data view displays the data for process and output measures. Each row displays the timestamp, subgroup id, operator, observation, as well as other descriptive information.

In this example, the data table displays the data for a process measure. The highlighted row indicates the observation is out-of-specification.

Defects

Each data view displays the data for one severity level. Each row displays the timestamp, subgroup id, unit id, operator, the count of defects of each defect type, as well as other descriptive information.

In this example, the data table displays the data for the Minor severity level. The highlighted rows are the same unit and are evaluated for Burns, Rings, Scratches, and Stains. This sampled item has 2 defects: 1 Scratch and 1 Stain, and no Burns and Rings.

Note

USL is defined as defects per unit for a U Chart and defect counts for a C Chart.

Defectives

Each data view displays the data for grouped defectives. Each row displays the timestamp, subgroup id, operator, the event, pass or fail, the number and cause of defective types.

In this example, the data table displays the data for the grouped defectives. The highlighted rows indicate the number and type of defectives. The first highlighted item has one type of defective, Termites. The second highlighted item has two types of defectives, Beetles and Termites.

Note

USL is defined as proportion defective for a P Chart and defective counts for an NP Chart.