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Important general rules discussed in this document that everyone should be aware of when creating dashboards:

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Fixed formula: Total Scheduled Downtime Hours

Widget affected:

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Previous incorrect:

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Updated: filtered correctly for downtime state

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Code Block
([Total Scheduled Hours], [ReasonState Type])

THEN: click on the blue [ReasonState Type] field > Filter > by only Downtime

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Fixed formula: Total Downtime Hours

Widget affected:

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Previous incorrect:

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Updated: filtered correctly for downtime state

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Code Block
([Total Total Hours], [ReasonState Type])

THEN: click on the blue [ReasonState Type] field > Filter > by only Downtime

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Updated metric: ReasonState Group

Widget affected:

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Previous incorrect:

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Updated: changed [Reason Group1] to [ReasonState Group1]

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Updated table: fixed columns that were not accurate

Widget affected:

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Previous incorrect:

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Updated:

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Columns:

  • ReasonState

  • ReasonState Occurrences

  • Total Scheduled Hours

  • Total Hours

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Widget affected: DASHBOARD-LEVEL FILTERS

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Updated:

  • Removed anything related to either Reasons (ReasonState, Scrap Reason, Reason Group, etc.)

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  • The dashboards do not appear to filter well when there are Reason or State-type filters at dashboard filter level (scrap reasons, downtime reasons, state reasons, state, reasonstate, etc.)

  • It is highly recommended that customers who need to filter by these should do it at widget-level

  • Rule of thumb for deciding when to use Dashboard vs. Widget-level filters:

  • Dashboard filters should stay limited to “anything not directly related to a machine’s recorded status/state/issues”

    • Examples of safe dashboard filters: Machine Name, Area, Plant, Shift, Calendar DateTime, Job Name, Job Filter x, etc.

  • Widget filters are where you can better isolate your filtered data at machine’s “activity” level

    • Examples of safe widget filters: ReasonState, Scrap Reason, etc. along with any other filter (Date, Shift, etc. these are always safe)

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Substantive overhaul on dashboard layout and widgets

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Overhaul of dashboard – overall change to widget layout to better reflect Executive workflow, and correction of widgets, removal of duplicate metrics

Widgets affected:

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Previous incorrect: The following rows of widgets (left to right) existed:

Row 1:

  • KPI Cards

Row 2:

  • “Machine Type Pending” text field – incorrect label, not needed

  • Bar chart of OEE at machine level – Machine level should not be this high up in dashboard

  • OEE at plant level

Row 3:

  • “Facilities” - a repeat of OEE at plant level

Row 4:

  • “Facility Production” - bar chart of total production per plant

Row 5:

  • “Facility Good vs. Scrap” – bar chart comparing good vs. scrap at plant level

Row 6:

  • “Downtime Plant level” - bar chart comparing plant and total hours – Downtime filter missing

Updated: The following rows of widgets (left to right) now exist:

Row 1:

  • KPI Cards

Row 2:

  • “Facility OEE” - bar chart of OEE per plant

  • “OEE Trends” - line chart of OEE, Perf, Avail, Qual %

Row 3:

  • “Machine level OEE”

Row 4:

  • “Production by Plant” - bar chart of total production per plant → includes total, good, scrap

  • “Production by Machine” - bar chart of total production per machine→ includes total, good, scrap

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Quality Dashboard

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