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Required Only¶
Only the Units and Defects columns are required. When you don't select an Opportunities column, it defaults to 1 per unit (making DPO equal to DPU). When you don't select a Name column, rows are labeled with numbers (1, 2, 3...).
Goal¶
Create a capability scorecard with minimal data — just units inspected and defects found.
Sample Data¶
Download CapabilityScorecard_RequiredOnly.xlsx
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| Units | Defects |
|---|---|
| 200 | 15 |
| 350 | 8 |
| 150 | 22 |
| 400 | 5 |
| 275 | 12 |
Each row represents one batch or process. Only the number of units inspected and defects found are provided.
Steps¶
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Launch the analysis
From the Excel ribbon, select QXL Stat Tools → Analysis Tools → Capability Scorecard.
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Select your data
Select cells A1:B6 (the header row plus all 5 data rows).
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Configure the analysis
In the Capability Scorecard dialog:
- Number of Units: Select "Units"
- Number of Defects: Select "Defects"
- Number of Opportunities: Leave unselected
- Name: Leave unselected
Click Finish to generate the scorecard.
Result¶
Quantum XL creates a capability scorecard where:
- The Name column shows row numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) since no Name column was selected
- Number of Opportunities defaults to 1 for every row, so Total Opportunities equals the number of units
- DPO equals DPU for every row because there is only 1 opportunity per unit
The two Pareto charts still appear, ranking the rows by DPU and DPMO. Row 3 (150 units, 22 defects) has the highest defect rate.