XmR Control Chart in Excel
Use an XmR Chart to Evaluate Stability of Processes Using Variable Data
Here is an example of an XmR chart created using QI Macros for Excel.
XmR chart data examples:
XmR chart data may be a ratio of measurement.
The XmR chart can help you evaluate a process when there is only one sample and they are farther apart: monthly postage expense, time to write a computer program, and so on.
Calculate, plot, and evaluate the range chart first. If it is "out of control," so is the process. If the range chart looks okay, then calculate, plot, and evaluate the X chart.
XmR Multi-Column Chart
This functionality is used if you select the entirety of your data set that has multiple columns of data:
And then run the XmR (Individuals) Chart macro from the "Control Charts (SPC)" > "Variable (XmR, XbarR/S)" drop-down menu, an XmR (Individuals) Chart will be automatically created for you:
NOTE: The chart will show a number of series - this represents the number of columns within your data set, with a blank row placed between each data series.
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