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10001	Pareto chart
10002	Histogram
10003	Run chart
10004	XAvg, R control chart
10005	Moving Range chart
10006	P control chart
10007	NP control chart
10008	C control chart
10009	U control chart
10010	Scatter diagram
10011	Pie chart
10012	 
10013	Label
10014	# of errors
10015	Sorted Label
10016	Sorted Value
10017	Cum. Freq.
10018	Subgrp #
10019	Data1
10020	Data2
10021	Calc Label X
10022	XAvg
10023	XAvgAvg
10024	X UCL
10025	X LCL
10026	Sigma1U
10027	Sigma1L
10028	Sigma2U
10029	Sigma2L
10030	Calc Label R
10031	R Values
10032	R Avg
10033	R UCL
10034	R LCL
10035	X Values
10036	Subgroup Size
10037	# Defective
10038	Calc Label
10039	% Defective
10040	CL
10041	UCL
10042	LCL
10043	Calc Value
10044	# of Pins
10045	U Values
10046	Sample #
10047	Num of Defects
10048	Indep. Var.
10049	Dep. Var.
10050	Values
10051	Interval
10052	Frequency
10053	ABC Chart Wizard
10054	Pareto charts can identify problem types in a process. Use Pareto charts to identify key areas for improvement, and to monitor process improvement over time.
10055	A histogram is a visual representation of the spread of data. You use histograms to show how frequently something occurs.
10056	The run chart, also called a time line chart or trend chart, displays changes over a period of time. A typical use is the number of items produced each day.
10057	The X Avg, R chart is the most common control chart. The X avg. chart plots the mean values in the process. The R chart plots the range of subgroup values.
10058	The Moving Range (or MR) chart is a variation of the X Avg, R Chart. You use it to represent data consisting of a single data value per subgroup.
10059	The P chart shows the fraction of the data that is defective. You use a P chart when the subgroups are of different sizes.
10060	The NP chart shows the fraction of the data that is defective. You use a NP chart when the subgroups are the same sizes.
10061	The C chart shows the number of defects when the material being tested has a constant number of items that could fail.
10062	The U chart shows the number of defects when the material being tested is not a constant area or width.
10063	Scatter charts let you examine two factors at one time and determine the relationship that may exist between them.
10064	A pie chart shows the relative proportion that each part contributes to the whole. Use a pie chart to illustrate the relationship of one part to the whole and components of the whole.
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