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Chapter 4 Interactive Control Charts 67<br />

Additional Example of Control Chart Builder<br />

Right-Click Axis Options<br />

Swap<br />

swaps the position of two variables. Select the variable that you want to switch with.<br />

Remove removes a variable.<br />

For details about the Axis Settings, Revert Axis, Add or Remove Axis, <strong>and</strong> Edit options, see Using JMP.<br />

Additional Example of Control Chart Builder<br />

A manufacturer of medical tubing collected tube diameter data for a new prototype. The data was collected<br />

over the past 40 days of production. After the first 20 days (phase 1), some adjustments were made to the<br />

manufacturing equipment. Analyze the data to determine whether the past 20 days (phase 2) of production<br />

are in a state of control.<br />

1. Open the Diameter.jmp sample data table.<br />

2. Select Analyze > <strong>Quality</strong> <strong>and</strong> Process > Control Chart Builder.<br />

3. Assign DIAMETER to the Y role.<br />

4. Assign DAY to the Subgroup role.<br />

Figure 4.5 Control Charts for Diameter<br />

The phase 1 observations (the first 20 days) have higher variability, <strong>and</strong> in the Average chart, there are three<br />

observations that are outside of the control limits.

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