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Ed from AZ
We're comparing some new fixtures for our work vehicles to see how
many miles they will last. Each fixture has several components. When
we need to replace one, we record the odometer reading of the vehicle.
How would I set this up to have a comparison chart? Let's say four
vehicles. Each fixture was installed at a different odometer reading,
but that was the "zero" for that vehicle. I have the odometer at
replacement.
Maybe the bottom scale as a mileage value higher than my total miles
for any one vehicle, and the vertical scale as number of failures.
But what would be best to show that Item A on Vehicle 1 had five
failures at 100 miles, while Item B on Vehicle 2 had only one failure
at 75 miles and two at 130 miles? How do I set up the data for this?
Ed
many miles they will last. Each fixture has several components. When
we need to replace one, we record the odometer reading of the vehicle.
How would I set this up to have a comparison chart? Let's say four
vehicles. Each fixture was installed at a different odometer reading,
but that was the "zero" for that vehicle. I have the odometer at
replacement.
Maybe the bottom scale as a mileage value higher than my total miles
for any one vehicle, and the vertical scale as number of failures.
But what would be best to show that Item A on Vehicle 1 had five
failures at 100 miles, while Item B on Vehicle 2 had only one failure
at 75 miles and two at 130 miles? How do I set up the data for this?
Ed