#### Chart Display - Run Chart

Use the Run Chart Display Options dialog box to select the limits and labeling convention that appears on the Run Chart.

To access this dialog box, click on the Chart Options icon on the Charts tab. Then under the Chart Display menu, select Run Chart.

Run Chart Display Options dialog box

#### Run Chart

From the Options tab, select Dimension group, and click Run Chart. The Run Chart Display Options dialog box appears.

Run Chart Display Options dialog box

Show specification limits - Mark this check box if you want specification limits to appear on the chart. Two solid red lines will mark the locations of the upper specification limit (USL) and lower specification limit (LSL). The USL and the LSL will display in the column to the left.

Tolerance zone number - This number lets you divide the space above and below the green nominal line on the run chart into additional tolerance zones. Each tolerance zone is bounded by a dotted line. This helps you more easily see where the deviations fall on the chart. For example, if you changed this to a value of three, you would see three zones above and below the solid green line, like this:

Example Run Chart Showing Three Tolerance Zones

Show control limits - Mark this box if you want control limits to appear on the chart. Two dashed yellow lines will mark the locations of the upper control limit and the lower control limit.

Clear both check boxes if you do not want to display control limits and specification limits. The chart will display only the nominal as a green line.

Label data with - Select the labeling convention you want to use for chart data. By default, data is labeled by transaction date and time (TRANSACTION), but you also can label data by available trace fields. The applicable trace values will appear below the graphical section of the chart.

Chart name as - This changes how the chart's name is displayed in the title. Default Style displays "Run Chart -" followed by the feature variable name. Default Style + Position does the same but adds in the nominal position for the feature variable on a separate line.