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Select the Edit mode.

The following options are available:

• Select: Allows you to select an existing document.
• Create: Allows you both to select an existing document and to create a new document.

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This section contains a single Data series element by default. It allows you to specify a data series to be plotted and monitored in this chart.

This section also allows you to add:

• One or two Sidechart elements to have statistical characteristics, such as mean and standard deviation of data series, displayed next to the main chart.
• One or more Intervals elements to have confidence intervals displayed for every individual data point in the chart.

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Select the event that marks the end of the time period from the drop-down list on the right.

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Enter the End time to specify the end of the time period.

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Select the method to be used to estimate the standard deviation.

The following options are available from the drop-down list:

• Mean observation: Uses the formula of the corrected sample standard deviation to calculate the SD.
• Moving range: Uses the following to calculate the SD.
  $$\mathrm{\text{mean}}\left(\text{MR}\right)=\frac{1}{m}\sum _i^m\text{|}{x}_{\text{i + 1}}-x_{\text{i}}\text{|}$$

  where

  $$m$$
  is the number of observations of the data series minus 1
  $$\mathrm{\text{SD}}=\frac{\mathrm{\text{mean}}\left(\text{MR}\right)}{d_2}$$

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This section allows you to specify an individual event that may affect the data you want to monitor in this Control chart document.

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Automatically inserts the current date and time when you click the input box of the element. You can enter a different date and time.

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This section allows you to specify events that may affect the data you want to monitor in this Control chart document. You can then reference these events in rule sets and have them visualized in the charts of this document. For each event you want to specify, you set up a separate Event element. When you add the Events section to the document, it contains a single Event element, but you can add as many as you need. An example of events that may affect the data you want to monitor would be the introduction of new cell cultures. In this case, you set up events for the dates on which you change cell cultures. You can then reference these events in rule sets and distinguish specific time periods to be monitored and visualized in charts.

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Enter the name of the property you want to import.

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Select a folder to require referenced documents be elements of this folder.

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Select a folder to require referenced documents be elements of this folder.

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Enter a document key to require referenced documents be generated by a document that matches the key.

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This section allows you to specify which graphical elements elements you want to display in this chart.

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This section allows you to specify data from the dataset/ Data table to be applied as upper and lower boundaries of confidence intervals for the data points in this chart. To define the upper and lower boundaries, you select two columns of the dataset/ Data table from the drop-down lists in this section. You can view Data table columns in the References editor (Observation source: Aggregation) or in the Observations editor (Observation source: User input).

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Enter a number to specify 'k'. It has to be less than or equal to 'n'. The variable 'k' represents the minimum number of observations that would violate the rule.

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Enter a number to specify 'k'. It has to be less than or equal to 'n'. The variable 'k' represents the minimum number of observations that would violate the rule.

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Enter a name for the x-axis.

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Enter a name for the y-axis.

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Select the color to be used for connecting lines of this data series in the current chart. When you add the Connecting lines element from the Creatable elements pane, a line color is automatically assigned. Select the color field to display controls that allow you to change the color.

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Select a document.

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Select the floating-point number column whose values you want to use as lower boundaries of confidence intervals for the data points in this chart.

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Enter a lower value for this control limit. Control limits are usually defined by both an upper and a lower value. But you can define only one value if you require.

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Enter a value for the lower threshold.

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