H Line(fl_groups, fl_groups + sl_groups, specs) Įnd = param_loop_counts + start Then select your response variable and up to eight factors in the dialog box.
Group(Loop, :OPERATION, :ANALYTICAL_ENTITY, :DATA_COLLECTION_TIME),įl_groups = N Rows(Loc(groups, "FL")) To create a Variability Chart in Minitab Statistical Software, choose Stat > Quality Tools > Variability Chart. Specs = Associative Array(Column(spec_table, "Loop"), Column(spec_table, "UP_CONTROL_LMT")) N Categories(:UP_CONTROL_LMT), // could be used for sanity check X(:Loop, :OPERATION, :ANALYTICAL_ENTITY, :DATA_COLLECTION_TIME) This can be done most likely much easier with graph builder than with variability chart, but if you want to use variability chart below is oversimplified example using graphic scripts Names Default To Here(1) ĭt << Delete Rows(Loc(dt, "BC1_BM3")) X( :ROUTE, :OPERATION, :PRODUCT, :ANALYTICAL_ENTITY, :DATA_COLLECTION_TIME ), Put Day in the Sample Label and Turnaround Time in the Process, as shown in the following picture.
overunder = Associative Array( dt:OVL_UDL << Get Values ) << Get Keys įor( i = 1, i <= N Items( overunder ), i++, To make an XBar Control Chart using all the data available in JMP, go to Analyze>Quality and Process>Control chart>XBAR.I have looked through the forum but couldn't really come up with a way to do this using JSL.
However, I have different limit within each graph (by variable Loop) and also between chart to chart (by OVL_UDL and PARAMETER_NAME). I want to be able to show the spec value on the charts value of which is contained in the same data table. I am creating separate variability chart by OVL_UDL and PARAMETER_NAME with four X variables.
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