Pareto Charts

The Pareto Principle (also known as the 80/20 rule), named after esteemed economist Vilfredo Pareto, specifies that 80% of consequences come from 20% of the causes. This principle serves as a general reminder that the relationship between inputs and outputs is not balanced.

The Pareto Chart is useful to observe this principle and helps to focus the efforts for maximum benefit.

Intuitive and Familiar Interface

Powerful spreadsheet interface for data entry. Use Excel formulas in the columns for calculations.
Copy/paste or import data from Excel, Google Sheets or your favorite application.
One spreadsheet with multiple charts to group related data.
Need annotations? No problem: Just add a column called Notes and start typing. ^
Need to ghost a point? No worries: Add an asterisk (*) followed by any Notes you may want to add. ^
Process Capability Calculations when the process is stable. ^^
Collaborate with other users.
Defining Phases, extending limits and more are controlled by a simple settings panel that can be customized for each sheet. ^
Data History for quickly rolling back to the previous data version.

^ Not applicable to Pareto Charts, Run Charts, Scatterplots and Histograms. ^^ Only applicable to Xbar R and Xbar S charts.

Intuitive and familiar user interface using spreadsheets for data entry, ghosting points and annotations.

Collaborate

Collaboration is usually done via email where information can get lost and is hard to find leading to your inbox being overwhelmed with old messages. This is especially true for Excel add-ins as it is the only way to share information for these applications.

Leave inbox clutter behind as each user can go into the charts (provided that they have access to it) and comment, leave a message, feedback or ask questions leading to a collaboration. As all material is in one place, this makes it easier to find relevant information.

Collaborate using the Comments section at the bottom of each chart and project subsection