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  Video showing how to create a u chart in Excel using the QI Macros SPC Software.

The u chart will help evaluate process stability when there can be more than one defect per unit. Examples might include: the number of defective elements on a circuit board, the number of defects in a dining experience--order wrong, food too cold, check wrong, or the number of defects in bank statement, invoice, or bill.

u chart macro in Excel

u chart template

u chart format options in the QI Macros

u charts are just one of the tools included in the QI Macros for Excel SPC Software for Excel.

 

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