So I'm having trouble getting this to display what I think it should be doing.
My Ideal Goal:
a single 'spc trend' chart for each recipe, displaying control limits, where multiple EqpID's are plotted/overlayed on the same chart, shown in the legend. i.e.: thickness data for EqpA, EqpB, EqpC for recipe: Dep#1 all on the same chart. That's it. Then I can just add x-axis labels for lots/dates of interest. I can share the data table if interested.
My problems: Using a split out data table, where each unique recipe has its own column/limits
Control Chart Builder:
- displays the limits: GREAT

- but it defaults to displaying a 2nd chart (range/std/movrange) and I can't figure out how to disable this.
- it displays all the points, but won't connect the lines or separate them out by EqpID --> how?
just straight >control chart:
- displays the limits: GREAT

- but I can't get it to display the x-axis correctly, it won't put the data in chronological order.
- can't figure out how to get it overlayed w/ multiple eqpID's.
Fit y by x:
- won't display control limits
- I can groupby and legend the EqpID's. GREAT

- It displays in chrono order. GREAT

- I can't get a straight line connect between grouped points.
Graph Builder:
- won't display control limits
- I can overlay the EqpID's. GREAT

- It displays in chrono order. GREAT

- I can get straight line connectors by changing the 'line" option.
Data table details:
- data query for several SPC charts: time stamps, EqpID, Process/Recipe, Avg thickness value.
- support table w/ control limits for each process/recipe
- Lot list: ~50 lots w/ timestamps and recipes and tools that have questionable material...need to investigate SPC trends
So I pulled the data, outputting all ThkValues in a single column. (single columns for date, EqpID, Process as well).
I then split this out to make a unique column for each recipe (kept full columns for date, EqpId, Recipe). The value is blank/DNE for col/row that doesn't have a measurement for that particular date/eqp/recipe.
I then used the "write limits to data table from limits table" add-in that's posted here. This was able to assign column property control limits to each ThickValue column.