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Adding summary icons to charts #116

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nickkrollnhs opened this issue Feb 27, 2023 · 1 comment
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Adding summary icons to charts #116

nickkrollnhs opened this issue Feb 27, 2023 · 1 comment

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@nickkrollnhs
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Please can the MDC summary icons be added to the SPC charts. Icons can be downloaded,

Variation icon:

The first icon represents the observed variation in the latest data point - regardless of what rule has been broken.

Common cause variation

  1. IF latest data point is common cause variation THEN VariationIconCommonCause.png
    Special cause improvement
  2. IF latest data point is special cause improvement high point THEN VariationIconImprovementHigh.png
  3. IF latest data point is special cause improvement low point THEN VariationIconImprovementlow.png
    Special cause concern
  4. IF latest data point is special cause concern high point THEN VariationIconconcernHigh.png
  5. IF latest data point is special cause concern low point THEN VariationIconImprovementlow.png

Assurance icon

The second icon represents the assurance of the process, and how likely this process will hit the target in the future. The 3 sigma control limits should be used for the LPL and UPL calculations.

  1. IF improvement direction = High THEN:
    IF target >=UPL line THEN AssuranceIconFail.png
    IF target < UPL AND > LPL THEN AssuranceIconHitOrMiss.png
    IF target <= LPL THEN AssuranceIconpass.png

  2. IF improvement direction = low THEN:
    IF target<= LPL line THEN AssuranceIconFail.png
    IF target < UPL AND > LPL THEN AssuranceIconHitOrMiss.png
    IF target >= UPL THEN AssuranceIconpass.png

Please can the icons be made visible in the top right hand corner of the SPC chart.

Many thanks,
Nick Kroll

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Closed by #156 and #146

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