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SpannerHead
Level VI

Summary Table For Earliest Test

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.

 

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Slán



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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



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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

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