Business, 17.06.2020 23:57 angieinthehouse45

Control Chart for Variables Using the data, from the link below, that was collected for the shaft diameter, complete an Xbar and R chart by entering the correct formulas in the red shaded cells. Requirements Create a spreadsheet, in Excel, similar to this (Click Here) and using the data found on this form. Enter the correct formulas to calculate (cells shaded red), and “password” protect each cell (Please provide the password with submission of the assignment).The calculated data should provide enough information for the following to be plotted (not drawn manually) on the corresponding charts:The central line (Xdouble-bar)Average valuesLines representing UCLXbar and LCLXbarLines representing USL and LSLA line representing RbarRange valuesA line representing UCLRA line representing LCLR Analyze the resulting chart/plots and identify by circling all out of control points, if any. Is the operation stable? Spreadsheet should be fully automated using cell addresses in all calculations. Remember to use formulas learned from previous assignments/lessons. ASSIGNMENT WILL BE EVALUATED ON DATA PRESENTATION AND THE COMPLETENESS AND CORRECTNESS OF THE ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS.

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