Free Quality Tools and Where to Find Them

strange name but business.balls dot com has some very useful information/templates etc.

Recently discovered BNET - lots of good information I think

Thank you Jim for the modification.

Thank you Jim for the modification

I too Thank you Jim for the modification, and to Xue too.
FreeQuality.org is a great help to beginners indeed.


P Thareja

Senthil

venkat said:

Sometime ago I remember that I saw a tool for drawing pareto diagram and other charts, which is compatible with excel and the site is quantuminc.com. I think this tool is not available presently.

Can others help me please

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Hai,
I think this For Profit site gives u a clear picture about ur doubts. I dont think i fully clear ur doubts.

In the Quality Journey,
Senthil

Hi folks,

Pareto can still be created in Excel.
here is the sample attached.

The steps to create the chart are:
1. Set the data up as in the attached ParetoSample.xls
2. Click chart wizard, select Custom, "Line-Column" type
3. For Source Data range select DefCode/Defect, QtyRejd and Cum%
4. select secondary Y axis in the Chart Options after going through the regular charting process
5. Finish chart in the chosen location/worksheet
6. Select primary Y axis and adjust the scale to the total rejected qty
7. Select the secondary Y axis and manipulate the scale

there you go

Sundar Arunachalam

Hello! I'm new to this area, but have learned a lot. As we all know by now, we have to keep up with changes in the quality field because Management is always waiting to replace you. I will try and attach a Pareto chart inexcel format that I found over the net some time ago. Hope it works.....Enjoy!

This is the first link that I refer on analytical problem solving tools

https://www.mindtools.com/pages/main/newMN_TMC.htm

Thanks Yew Jin for referring us to an excellent site.



Danny

Recently I find a very good site to download those quality tools presentation and material which can be used for training material.

Another site where you could find lecture notes/slides is at (broken link removed). This is a service provided by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Practically all topics, not just quality.

Wayne