on 10-18-2011 6:08 AM
Hi!
Is there possible to calculate the sample size of our own.suppose if the lot size is < 50 nos means sample size is = 8 nos. and 51~100 nos means sample size is = 20 nos.like this shall we calculate the sample size? how the system is calculating the sample size is automatically? what is the calculation?
This is very much depends upon whether you are using the task list or not !!
Adhoc its really difficult to understnad the concept of sample calculation unless you are sure whether you will use task list or not ( check the QM view---> Inspection type. Have you Ticked on Inspect with task list or material specs or you have entered the % sampling etc)
Very much is depnds upon these Ticks that you check in Inspection type..
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This is depends upon the sampling type of the sampling procedure .
say LOT SIZE is 100
say you have slected the
fixed sample : means irrespective of lot size sample size will be always this( say 10).
% sample : sample size will be % of the lot size ( 10 % of 100 is 10).
100% inspection: sample size will be 100.
etc
So now create sampling procedure as per requirement & attach the same in the task list &
explore !!.
Is there possible to calculate the sample size of our own.suppose if the lot size is < 50 nos means sample size is = 8 nos. and 51~100 nos means sample size is = 20 nos.like this shall we calculate the sample size?
If you want your own sample size &
1.If you are using task list : Then use sampling procedure against each char ( QDv1) and use sampling scheme in Each sampling procedure .
2.If you are not using task list : Then use manual sample entry in QM view.Do not tick on task list & make sure that you tick on "Manual sample calculation".
how the system is calculating the sample size is automatically? what is the calculation?
I have already answered in above point.
If you search sampling scheme & sampling procedure on SDN you will find endless Topics as this has been discussed several times .
EXPLORE !!!!!
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hi, it is very much possible with sampling scheme..
Just go through sampling scheme documents, you will be able to do so.
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