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    Control Chart Cheat Sheet

    Key Concepts Example of a Control Chart


    ◊ A control chart is a graph of your data with average and sigma lines to
    determine process stability.
    ◊ The average and sigma lines are calculated from the data.
    ◊ The upper control limit (UCL) and lower control limit (LCL) represent
    the ± 3 sigma lines.
    ◊ 99.7 % of your data should fall between the UCL and LCL.
    Processes Have Two Different Kinds of Variation
    Common Cause: The natural variation that exists within any process.
    Example: Your commute to work takes varying amounts of time each day.
    Special Cause: Variation that is due to something out of the ordinary.
    Example: A contruction zone, blizzard, or traffic accident.
    Special causes require immediate cause-effect analysis to eliminate the
    source of variation. Once special causes have been addressed and a process
    is stable, you can launch an effort to reduce common causes of variation.

    Stabilty Analysis Types of Control Charts


    ◊ Stability analysis is designed to identify special cause variation.
    Attribute Charts Variable Charts
    ◊ An unstable condition, can be a single point, a set of points or a trend.
    for Counted Data for Measured Data
    ◊ Control charts use the zones created by the sigma lines and the stability defects, errors, injuries, etc. length, weight, depth, time, etc.
    rules to analyze your data and identify unstable conditions.
    c chart XmR / ImR Chart
    p chart (Individual Moving Range Chart)
    u chart XbarR Chart
    np chart XbarS Chart

    Control Charts for Special Situations


    • EWMA and CUSUM charts for small shifts in a process
    • g charts and t charts for rare events
    • Levey Jennings standard deviation chart - used in healthcare labs
    • Short Run control charts when making a few parts of different sizes

    © 2020 KnowWare International Inc.


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    Control Chart Cheat Sheet
    Examples of Control Chart Tools Included in QI Macros for Excel
    Control Chart Wizard Control Chart Dashboards
    Not sure which chart to choose? Do you update multiple charts on a regular basis?
    QI Macros Control Chart Wizard analyzes your data Do you track monthly KPIs?
    and selects the right control chart for you. QI Macros Control Chart Dashboards can save you hours of time.

    One Click Wizard vs. A Forest of


    Decision Trees

    Chart Menu Automates Common Tasks Capability Suite of Six Charts


    Analyze normality, stability and capability with one click.

    ◊ Add Data, Text or Target Lines


    ◊ Calculate or Recalculate Control Limits
    ◊ Show Process Changes with Stair Step Limits
    ◊ Run and Re-run Stability Analysis
    ◊ Display or Hide Control Limits
    ◊ Format and Share Charts
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