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The document discusses how to create a statistical process control chart in Excel. It provides step-by-step instructions for calculating the mean and standard deviation of sample data, and using those values to plot control limits on a line chart to visualize the process control.

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Best Excel Tutorial - Statistical Process Control Chart

The document discusses how to create a statistical process control chart in Excel. It provides step-by-step instructions for calculating the mean and standard deviation of sample data, and using those values to plot control limits on a line chart to visualize the process control.

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Statistical process control


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In this lesson you will learn how to create statistical process


control chart.

First we are going to find the mean and standard deviation.


To find the mean click on the Formula tab, click on More
Function select Statistical and then Average from the
dropdown menu. Select cells B2 to B20 and press okay.

Click on the Formula tab, click on More Function select


Statistical and then STDEV.S from the dropdown menu.
Select cells B2 to B20 and press okay.

Select cell C1 and type "Mean (CL)" in it. Select C2 and


type "=I$1". Move your mouse to the bottom right of the cell
until a black plus sign appear. Drag the plus sign all the way
to cell C20 to copy the mean.

Select cell D1 and type "UCL" in it. Select D2 and type


"=I$1+ (I$2*3)". Move your mouse to the bottom right of the
cell until a black plus sign appear. Drag the plus sign all the
way to cell D20 to copy the mean.

Note: UCL= upper control limit and is mean+3 times the


standard deviation

Select cell D1 and type "LCL" in it. Select E2 and type


"=I$1+ (I$2*3)". Move your mouse to the bottom right of the
cell until a black plus sign appear. Drag the plus sign all the
way to cell E20 to copy the mean.

Note: LCL= lower control limit and is mean-3 times the


standard deviation

SELECT Sample Measures, Mean(CL), LCL and UCL.

Click on Insert tab,click on Line Chart and then Click on


Line.

You have created your chart. Resize it. Remove the small
black lines by double clicking on them and pressing Delete.
That’s it, you're done.

This is what your final chart will look like.

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