SAS/QC User's Guide

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P A R T 1   The CAPABILITY Procedure

Introduction

PROC CAPABILITY and General Statements

CDFPLOT Statement

COMPHISTOGRAM Statement

HISTOGRAM Statement

INSET Statement

INTERVALS Statement

OUTPUT Statement

PPPLOT Statement

PROBPLOT Statement

QQPLOT Statement

References

P A R T 2   The CUSUM Procedure

Introduction

PROC CUSUM Statement

XCHART Statement

INSET Statement

References

P A R T 3   The FACTEX Procedure

Introduction to the FACTEX Procedure

Details of the FACTEX Procedure

Theory of Orthogonal Designs

References

P A R T 4   The ISHIKAWA Procedure

Introduction to the ISHIKAWA Environment

Details of the ISHIKAWA Environment

References

P A R T 5   The MACONTROL Procedure

Introduction

PROC MACONTROL Statement

EWMACHART Statement

MACHART Statement

INSET Statement

References

P A R T 6   The OPTEX Procedure

Introduction to the OPTEX Procedure

Details of the OPTEX Procedure

References

P A R T 7   The PARETO Procedure

Introduction

PROC PARETO Statement

VBAR Statement

HBAR Statement

INSET Statement

Details and Examples

References

P A R T 8   The RELIABILITY Procedure

The RELIABILITY Procedure

References

P A R T 9   The SHEWHART Procedure

Introduction

PROC SHEWHART and General Statements

BOXCHART Statement

CCHART Statement

IRCHART Statement

MCHART Statement

MRCHART Statement

NPCHART Statement

PCHART Statement

RCHART Statement

SCHART Statement

UCHART Statement

XCHART Statement

XRCHART Statement

XSCHART Statement

INSET and INSET2 Statements

Dictionary of Options

Graphical Enhancements

Tests for Special Causes

Specialized Control Charts

Interactive Control Charts

References

P A R T 10   Appendices

The GAGE Application

The RELIABILITY Graphical Interface

Functions

Special Fonts in SAS/QC Software

Macros for the Design and Analysis of Experiments

References

Index

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