Assigning Values Using User-Defined Formulas_SPD

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System Process DocumentAssigning Values Using User-Defined Formulas

Procedure

Step Action

1. Begin by navigating to the Collection Plans page.

Click the vertical scrollbar.

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Step Action

3. Click the vertical scrollbar.

Step Action

4. Click the Collection Plans link.



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Step Action

5. Use the Organizations page to select the appropriate organization.

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Step Action

8. Use the Collection Plans page to query for a collection plan.



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Step Action

9. Press [F11].

Step Action

10. Press [F11].



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Step Action

13. In the Quality Collection Elements region, select the collection plan element for

which you want to assign values using user-defined formulas.



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Step Action

17. Click the Actions button.

orPress [Alt+A].

Step Action18. Use the Quality Actions page to define an action rule for the collection element to

which you will add an assign a value action .



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Step Action

22. After defining an action rule, select the Assign a value to a collection item from

the list ofQuality Actions.



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23. Click in the Action Description field.

Step Action

24. Click the Action Description button.



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Step Action

25. Click the Assign a value to a collection element list item.



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Step Action

26. Click the OKbutton.

orPress [Alt+O].

Step Action27. Click the Action Details button.



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28. In the Assign a Value page, select the collection plan element to assign the value.



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29. Click in the Assign to field.

Step Action

30. Enter the desired information into the Assign to field. Enter "DEVIATION".



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Step Action

31. You can define the value using either a Formula or an SQL script. The default is

formula.

Check the SQL Text option when data must be read from database tables.

Check the Formula option when an arithmetic expression is required.



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32. Click in the Text field.



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33. Enter the desired information into the Text field. Enter "&LINETHICKNESS-

&SPECTHICKNESS".

Step Action

34. Click the Variables button.



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35. Usethe Output Variables page to enter output variable tokens.



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36. Click in the Token Name field.

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37. Enter the desired information into the Token Name field. Enter

"LINETHICKNESS".



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38. Click in the Collection Element field.



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39. Enter the desired information into the Collection Element field. Enter

"LINETHICKNESS".

Step Action

40. Click in the Token Name field.



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41. Enter the desired information into the Token Name field. Enter

"SPECTHICKNESS".



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42. Click in the Collection Element field.

Step Action

43. Enter the desired information into the Collection Element field. Enter

"SPECTHICKNESS".



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orPress [Alt+O].



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orPress [Alt+O].

Step Action

46. Click the Save button.



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47. Click the Close button.



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48. Click the Close button.

Step Action

49. You have completed the Assigning Values Using User-Defined Formulas page.

End of Procedure.

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