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Summary Table For Earliest Test

SpannerHead
Level VI

I'm creating a summary table for some data whereby a group of wafers were tested more than once.  The data is messy regarding which test iteration a particular parameter was measured.  I want the ultimate table to record only the earliest instance of the test for each wafer/die.  I have a retest iteration column in the table I can use as a subgroup on the table but I don't know how to use that to make the collapse to earliest.  The image below shows a wafer/die combination that tested 4 times.  The parameter of interest was tested on iteration2 and 3 for some and iteration 3 and 4 for another.

 

SpannerHead_0-1743191982324.png

 


Slán



SpannerHead
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jthi
Super User


Re: Summary Table For Earliest Test

Can you provide example dataset? Most likely you can calculate test count for each parameter and then pick 1 from all of the parameters

-Jarmo
txnelson
Super User


Re: Summary Table For Earliest Test

Given this data table

txnelson_0-1743193553454.png

Using this formula

mat = Matrix( :age ) || Matrix( :height ) || Matrix( :weight );
mat[Loc( mat )[1]];

it has the results

txnelson_1-1743193626650.png

 

Jim
SpannerHead
Level VI


Re: Summary Table For Earliest Test

I got this to work with added columns.

 

 

New Column( "Initial LRS2",
	Numeric,
	"Continuous",
	Format( "Best", 12 ),
	Formula(
		If(
			!Is Missing( :LRS2 ) & :RETEST ==
			Col Minimum( :RETEST, :WAFER, :sitex, :sitey ),
			:LRS2
		)
	)
);

 


Slán



SpannerHead


Re: Summary Table For Earliest Test

Hi,
If you're looking for a ready-to-use solution, there's a short tutorial on Retest Algorithm of YieldOptiX that shows how to extract the earliest test (or similar operations) without scripting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv8SBoM15W4

Just thought I’d share in case that approach saves you time

This tutorial explains how easily JMP users can see retest data in their test datalogs by applying the Retest Algorithm from YieldOptiX. No coding needed, modern and intuitive UI. Explore more from YieldOptiX here: https://www.siltest.com/tools-and-automation/yieldoptix/