Data Table (multiple standards)

The Multiple-standard Data Table displays individual SPC data records for multiple standards, like this example:

Retrieving data for the Multiple-standard Data Table

To determine the data records that will be retrieved for the Multiple-standard Data Table:

• Use the Part Number tab to choose SPC standards.
  
  If you select all SPC standards, important considerations apply.

• Use the Settings tab to choose settings that will apply to each SPC standard you selected:

• Date period

• Filter
  
  Any Sort Order options in the filter are not applied to this type of data table.

• Maximum count for retrieval

• Any other Retrieval/Configuration settings

Columns displayed on the Multiple-standard Data Table

On the Settings tab, this is found at Chart overrides | Charts | Default reports | Multiple-standard data table columns.

For information on setting or changing the column report for this and other data tables, see Using the Data Table columns dialog.

Using the Multiple-standard Data Table

Standard charting tools

When the Multiple-standard Data Table is displayed, you can use many of the tools that are available for other Data Table windows or Summary Charts, such as:

• Creating new charts with the same data

• Charting individual retrieval groups from a summary chart

• Searching for values in a table of data

• Editing SPC Data and Traceability and Editing the Note, Corrective action, Bypass, Anchor

• Editing Multiple Data Records

• Deleting Data records

• Refreshing charts with timely data *

• Displaying a Slideshow of charts and dashboards *

• Storing Charts and Dashboards as a Desktop *

• Sending the chart to the Windows clipboard, another program, an e-mail, or a file

The rows on this table are automatically sorted in order by individual retrieval groups (unique combination of SPC standard, filter, and date period) and by date/time within each retrieval, and opening a desktop that contains this table will always apply this sort order. To temporarily change the sort order of these rows, click the column header by which you want to order the data; click it again to reverse the sort (ascending or descending).