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Attached is a PPAP template, you can download to your reference, and don't forget share your APQP or PPAP package if you have.

Very, very nice template you have shared. :thanx: Thank you. Now if you only had those templates linked so each process step would drop into the PFMEA and the CONTROL PLAN.

Any other comments?

Well designed form. But as above post, could be linked.

Nice one!

The Form is great. Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Raffy

It is very good

What is the password for this template?

Can you please share the password also !!

the password is TXSESGADKWUGPIX

Is this Gage R&R for the MSA 3rd edition? I am looking for the 3rd edition formulas.

Thank you Very Much!!:agree1:

Welcome to the cove.
If you look in the Gage R&R and MSA (Measurement Systems Analysis) forum (http://elsmar.com/Forums/forumdisplay.php?f=91) you will find some examples.

:) :o
Attached is a PPAP template, you can download to your reference, and don't forget share your APQP or PPAP package if you have.

Thanks for the post. I am wondering how you deal with document management at Mercury. Where do you store all of your information and how do you make it searchable so those who need it can find what they need.:whip:

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Attached is a PPAP template, you can download to your reference, and don't forget share your APQP or PPAP package if you have. Very good template, first one i have seen:)

Nice template. I think I will try to link the fields.

Ni hao,

Do you have the password for this package?

the password is TXSESGADKWUGPIX

Al.......

This was the greatest tip I've received in two weeks - since I started the process of creating internal templates for our company! THANK YOU!

HI

Thanks a lot. The template is really great. Why don't you share the password to open the template also

Bye

Suresh

the password is TXSESGADKWUGPIX

Suresh,

here is the password as previously posted.

Welcome to the cove. :bigwave:

couldn;t open the doc. It asks for password.

couldn;t open the doc. It asks for password.

Please see the post above yours for the password

but there is no other APQP forms attached.

thanks te top.

This is a PPAP form only.
There are a lot of APQP forms if you look in the file attachments (http://elsmar.com/Forums/fileslist.php) here.

I was just poking around and came accross this Tread. The forms look very nice. I just had a quick question about one of the sheet. What is a bonus tolerance?

I was just poking around and came accross this Tread. The forms look very nice. I just had a quick question about one of the sheet. What is a bonus tolerance?

Welcome to the Cove :bigwave:

There's a good explanation of bonus tolerance here (http://toolingandproduction.com/archives/0205/0205bonus_tolerances.asp).

Well structured document, thanks for your information. Please advise it is from AIAG PPAP rev 4 or not?

In lieu of the password, just copy the workbook to a new file and the new file will be unprotected (unlocked).

In Excel: Edit/Move or Copy Sheet To Book: (new book).

Cells with over 255 characters will be truncated, but they'll be enough there to edit as needed.

I did this and it worked fine - and saved myself countless hours/days/weeks of "new formatting". Thanks again to the author(s)!!:thanx:

Hello,
Can you share the password also.

I't very good template

Alexandre

password is not needed. Just do "Save as" and it's done.

Not a bad form, many customers require in their format however. This is similar to Delphi's. The most important thing to a PPAP is a dimensionally correct part, not the paperwork.

The form like Ford's sample. but in any case,thank you !

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Attached is a PPAP template, you can download to your reference, and don't forget share your APQP or PPAP package if you have.


Dear,

Its very very good & helpful for learning & easy for understanding the meaning for each sheet.:agree:Thank U

regards

Raj

:topic: I know this doesn't apply to the main topic but...most passwords made in Excel can be broken by copying the worksheet into a new worksheet. :mg: There has to be a way to prevent that from happening though.

Thanks a lot , very useful form....

I'm in the process of first PPAP mandated by potential huge client and I need help - could you please share the password - please

password is not needed. Just do "Save as" and it's done.

henery - try this.

I'm in the process of first PPAP mandated by potential huge client and I need help - could you please share the password - please

Save the file to your hard drive under a different name and then reopen it. You should be able to edit it then.

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Attached is a PPAP template, you can download to your reference, and don't forget share your APQP or PPAP package if you have.
Thanks - you made my job alot:thanx: easier + saved our company $$$$$!

Thanks - the only problem I had after saving to hard drive is the file was in PHP format.

Thanks - the only problem I had after saving to hard drive is the file was in PHP format.

Open the .xls file in Excel and then save it under a different name.

it appears your psw is the wrong revision, you might want to review your wording in the certification.