#Xbar r chart how to

Public Variable public DataTable dt= new DataTable() įont f12 = new Font( ' arial', 12, FontStyle.Bold, GraphicsUnit.Pixel) įont f10 = new Font( ' arial', 10, FontStyle.Bold, GraphicsUnit.Pixel) In User control, I have added one panel and one PictureBox Control named as ' PIC_SHANUSPC'.

In code behind, declare all the public variables and Public method.

Set the Name of Project and click Ok (here, my user control name is SHANUXbarRangeChart).

Create a new Windows Control Library project.

First, we will start with the User Control.

From the Windows Form, we need to pass the DataTable to User control to plot the XBAR and Range Line Graph. Note: I have used DataTable as the datainput for the UserControl.

' SHANUSPCXBarDemo' folder (This folder contains the demo program which includes the SHANUXbarRangeChart user control with Random Data sample).

' SHANUXbarRangeChart' folder (This folder contains the SHANUXbarRangeChart User control source code.).

In this article, I have attached a zip file named as SHANUSPCXbarRangeChartSRC.zip which contains: I have created a SPC Xbar/Range Chart as a User Control so that it can be used easily in all projects. My main aim is to make a very simple SPC Chart which can be used by the end users. Now, let's see how I have created a SPC X-Bar and Range chart. If you are interested in learning about SPC and X-Bar, Range Chart refers to the below links:

#Xbar r chart how to

In this article today, I am going to explain how to create a simple SPC (Statistical Process Control) X-bar and Range Line Chart. In my previous article, I have explained how to create a simple Control Bar Chart for USL and LSL data check.

Before we start, refer my previous article about Control Chart for USL and LSL Control Chart Link.