Step Two – Order by Occurrence DescendingĪrrange the defect codes in descending order of numerical Occurrence – Column C in our case.īe sure to select all columns prior to the actual sort, when asked (as above). Feel free to leave it out if you understand the nuances of sorting columns in Excel. The counter, by the way, is totally optional – I’m using it here to help make some of the sorting clear. You’ll need three columns for now, one as a counter, one with your defect codes and one for the number of occurrences of each type of defect. This step-by-step guide will help you through it. It isn’t terribly difficult, but there is some arrangement of the data needed before the charting can begin. ![]() ![]() A Pareto Chart in Excel 2013 isn’t a simple press of a button, as one might think.
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