Anyone Familiar with "SPC for Excel" add-in?
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I am not familiar with this add-in. I will caution you to validate the calculations. Many packages do not calculate the variance correctly. See Dr. Wheeler's article on The Right and Wrong Ways of Computing Limits.
Very interesting topic, thanks for sharing.
Is there any reliable recommendations out there
I have this add-in for charting SPC charts and it does just fine. For MSA studies I use Minitab
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I have been using SPC for Excel for over a decade, it was $60 when I first purchased it and fairly new to the market however it has come a long way since then and so has the cost ($329). Unfortunately I haven't run any MSA studies in it however the do have lots of free support on how to use the software including video tutorials on their website.
I use their capability analysis quite a lot as the graphical and data output is aesthetically pleasing and includes all the data I need (see example)
Please note that I have no association with SPC for Excel, I used minitab for 10 years when I worked for General Electric but could not afford a copy when I moved jobs so looked for something that had the tools I needed to supply data and analysis to my customers, and found SPC for Excel.
Miner, you are our statistics expert, and SPC for Excel do give you a free 30 day demo of the full software to play with, I would be very grateful (as would a few other people that frequent this forum) if you could have a look and give us your honest opinion on SPC for Excel.
Once again I have absolutely no affiliation with SPC for excel, just been using it for years and would like to know from an expert if it is any good.
I use their capability analysis quite a lot as the graphical and data output is aesthetically pleasing and includes all the data I need (see example)
Please note that I have no association with SPC for Excel, I used minitab for 10 years when I worked for General Electric but could not afford a copy when I moved jobs so looked for something that had the tools I needed to supply data and analysis to my customers, and found SPC for Excel.
Miner, you are our statistics expert, and SPC for Excel do give you a free 30 day demo of the full software to play with, I would be very grateful (as would a few other people that frequent this forum) if you could have a look and give us your honest opinion on SPC for Excel.
Once again I have absolutely no affiliation with SPC for excel, just been using it for years and would like to know from an expert if it is any good.
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