### Measurement Data

The Measurement Data tab inside the Data Editor tab displays all the data for the selected transactions and features in a table-like grid with any out-of-tolerance values displayed in red. The grid is comprised of fields of data. By default, the grid of information is set as follows, though it can be changed by switching the axes:

- The first column (the left most) lists the feature variables transactions you selected and applied to this tabbed window.

- Columns 2 through 6 show the features' nominal values, lower and upper tolerances and lower and upper control limits (LCL and UCL). They are provided here as a convenience for editing these values so that you don't have to only use the Variables dialog box. See "Editing Feature Variables".

- The remaining columns in the grid list the different transactions stored in the database for those features variables.

This tab provides you with some of the same functionality previously available in the legacy product DataPage/RT Editor. You can use the Data Editor to manipulate the stored data or add new data. In most cases, you will probably only need to edit tolerances, but you may have cases where you want to edit the measured data, such as with outliers. In addition, you may need to input new transactions of data or feature variables generated from some other software or device that cannot directly communicate with DataPage+ (such as a gage or caliper). In any of these cases, the Data Editor provides you with helpful tools to add, edit, or delete data.

Sample Measured Data tab with several transactions and feature variables displayed

These topics provide specific information on things you can do with this tab:

- Switching Axes

- Showing and Hiding Nominals, Tolerances, or Control Limits

- Editing Data Fields

- Refresh Data Editor Screens

- Selecting Multiple Rows

- Adding Feature Variables

- Editing Feature Variables

- Variable Distribution Type

- Creating New Transactions

- Copying and Pasting Transactions

- Deleting Existing Transactions

- Deleting Feature Variables

- Copying and Pasting Variables

- Rearranging Columns

- Variable Distribution Type