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olafsweden

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Posted 04 September 2023 - 12:19 PM

I am looking for an excel template to use for weight control at the line. The excel should give the Tu1 and Tu2 limits at a given gross weight. The operator fills the weights in the file and after the batch is ready the relevant information is calculated.

I know that software for this purpose exists but i want to use excel in this case.

Many thanks!



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Posted 13 September 2023 - 05:57 PM

You can search for ,"How to make a control chart with upper limit, lower limit and mean in Excel" in YouTube.  or watch this video. You can easily make it in Excel, follow step by step. 

 

Create a Basic Control Chart | HOW TO CREATE CONTROL CHARTS IN EXCEL | Shewhart Control Chart - YouTube



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Posted 14 September 2023 - 04:40 AM

I am looking for an excel template to use for weight control at the line. The excel should give the Tu1 and Tu2 limits at a given gross weight. The operator fills the weights in the file and after the batch is ready the relevant information is calculated.

I know that software for this purpose exists but i want to use excel in this case.

Many thanks!

Hi olaf,

 

I assume this relates to EC Package Labelling Code mark ?

IIRC, the 2 "limits" are based (tabulated) on declared net weight ?

From memory the acceptability of the measured average net weight is technically  based on a statistical t-distribution although one can always simply overpack to avoid such mathematical subtleties.

My guess is that the complete calculation is not exactly trivial.


Kind Regards,

 

Charles.C




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