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cmobrien15
cmobrien15
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Can the Pass/Fail columns be overwritten when new spec limits are updated?

Mar 4, 2024 11:21 AM (1723 views)

In a data-table,  can the Pass/Fail columns be overwritten when new spec limits are updated?

I need "P" or "F" to be overwritten  for every row.....in each Pass / Fail column (associated with each test).

If someone has a jsl script for this,.... that would be perfect >

 

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WebDesignesCrow
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Re: Can the Pass/Fail columns be overwritten when new spec limits are updated?

Mar 27, 2024 06:10 AM (1651 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from cmobrien15 03-04-2024

Hi @cmobrien15 ,

I think it is do able through JSL as long as the Pass/Fail is a formula column.

Steps would be;

1. Existing dataset with existing spec limit & existing pass/fail formula columns

2. Replace the spec limit with new limit

3. Pass/Fail formula column updated

 

If can complete above steps manually, you can refer the JSL scripts in the workflow builder or log.

However, I'm not sure how many pass/fail columns that you have.

The Pass/Fail column is based on conditions that;

- If any of test fail considered fail? or must fail every test to be considered fail?

- Pass/Fail column for each test?

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