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Select if the sidechart should summarize elements of the complete chart or the respective subchart only.

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

• Chart
• Subchart

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Applies the rule set to all observations contained in data series that reference this rule set.

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Applies the rule set only to observations of the most recent days contained in data series that reference this rule set. Enter a number to specify the number of days to be included.

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Applies the rule set only to the most recent observations contained in data series that reference this rule set. Enter a number to specify the number of observations to be included.

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Applies the rule set only to observations of a specific time period contained in data series that reference this rule set. Either select a Start event and an End event or enter a Start time and an End time to specify the time period whose observations are to be included.

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Enter a number to specify the standard deviation you want to use.

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Enter the factor to be multiplied with the standard deviation. The number you enter must be positive. You can define up to three different factors. The result of mean ± SD * factor will drawn in the sidechart.

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Enter a Section key to restrict the data to the section identified by the key.

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Enter a Section key to restrict the data to the section identified by the key.

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Define a filter based on a section property to require referenced documents match this property.

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Define the section property you want to import.

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Select this option if you want to display a specific data series of this chart in the sidechart.

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Select the severity level for this rule from the drop-down list. Control chart reports indicate rule violations including severity levels of violated rules. Individual rule violations also affect the status of the related rule set, charts, and document. The greatest severity involved determines their status. The order of precedence is (1) Alarm, (2) Warning, (3) Information.

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This section allows you to define a sidechart to have statistical characteristics, such as mean and standard deviation of data series, displayed next to the main chart and all its subcharts. You can select to cumulate data over the entire chart or just over individual subcharts if available.

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Select the color to be used to display horizontal lines and boxplots that belong to the sidecharts of this data series in the current chart. When you create a Data series, a Sidechart color is automatically assigned. Select the color field to display controls that allow you to change the color.

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Specify the sort order to be applied to the data in this Control chart document.

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

• By date: Sort all data by date prior to performing calculations.
• Keep dataset order: Use the data order of the dataset/ Data table, which is displayed in the References editor (Observation source: Aggregation) or in the Observations editor (Observation source: User input).

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

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Enter the Start time to specify the beginning of the time period.

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This section allows you to split data series to plot and monitor their observations in several subcharts rather than a single chart. This improves readability of large data series. You can split data series by number of observations or number of days.

The Subcharts section also allows you to define a subchart that only displays the most recent observations by number of observations or by number of days.

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Enter the subject of this comment.

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Select a template to require referenced documents be generated by this template.

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Enter a term to define the value of the related property. If you do not enter a term, only the Property key itself is used as a filter, not its value. If you define multiple terms, the system combines them using the logical OR, which means that only one of the terms has to match.

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Enter a value for the treshold.

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Select this option if you want to draw a boxplot in the sidechart for each data series you select. Select the Select data series option from the drop-down list to select the data series. Select the All data series option to draw boxplots for all data series.

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Select this option if you want to draw the mean and standard deviation values in the sidechart for each data series you select. You can specify up to three factors to be multiplied with the standard deviation. For example, to draw markers for standard deviation bands 1, 2, and 3, you have to add 1, 2, and 3 as SD factors. Select the Select data series option from the drop-down list to select the data series. Select the All data series option to draw boxplots for all data series.

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Select how you want to update document references and the data provided by these documents.

The following four Update modes are available:

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Select how you want to update data provided by the referenced document.

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

• Auto: Have data updated automatically.
• Manual: Update data manually from the References dialog.

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

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Enter an upper 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 upper treshold.

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Enter the value you want to use for color-coding.

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Applies Western Electric rule 1 to data series that reference this rule set: One point is more than three standard deviations from the mean.

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Applies Western Electric rule 2 to data series that reference this rule set: Two (or three) out of three points in a row are more than two standard deviations from the mean in the same direction.

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Applies Western Electric rule 3 to data series that reference this rule set: Four (or five) out of five points in a row are more than one standard deviation from the mean in the same direction.

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Applies Western Electric rule 4 to data series that reference this rule set: Nine (or more) points in a row are on the same side of the mean.

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Enter a number to specify 'z'. The variable 'z' represents the factor to be multiplied with the standard deviation to set the limits for the rule.

Example: In the Nelson rules, this factor is 1, 2, or 3.

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