Column | Description |
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Metric Name | The name of the metric. |
Status | The current status for the metric. • Poor—The status of the metric is poor. • OK—The status of the metric is OK. • Good—The status of the metric is good. • Neutral—The status of the metric is neutral. For more information on how these statuses are defined, see Status Threshold Tab. |
Actual | The current value of the metric for the filtered date range. The displayed value is a positive number, rounded to one decimal place for metrics with a unit of measure as parts per hour or percent. The value for metrics with a unit of measure as parts, hours, or jobs are displayed as positive whole numbers. This value is calculated for the filtered date range. |
Target | The target value for the metric. The value is rounded to one decimal place for metrics with unit of measure as parts per hour or percent. The value for metrics with a unit of measure as parts, hours, or jobs are displayed as positive whole numbers. This column is blank if no target value has been specified for the metric. For metrics with the aggregate roll-up behavior, the target value is normalized for the filtered date range. For example, a target value set to 100 parts each day is displayed as 700 if the filtered date range is 7 days. For more information, see Metric Roll-Up Behavior. |
Percent Change | The percentage change from the start date to the end date of the filtered date range. This value is derived by comparing the actual values from the start date to the end date of the filtered date range and is rounded to one decimal place. • —An increase in percent change represents a positive trend. For example, Production OEE is positively correlated. An increase of 8.2% in Production OEE is shown as 8.2%. • —A decrease in percent change represents a positive trend. For example, Total Loss Hours is negatively correlated. A decrease of 3.5% in Total Loss Hours is shown as 3.5%. • —An increase in percent change represents a negative trend. For example, Scrap Rate is negatively correlated. An increase of 10.9% in Scrap Rate is shown as 10.9%. • —A decrease in percent change represents a negative trend. For example, Jobs Completed is positively correlated. A decrease of 5.2% in Jobs Completed is shown as 5.2%. • —An increase in percent change for a neutrally correlated metric. For example, an increase of 2.1% in Total Production Time is shown as 2.1%. • —A decrease in percent change for a neutrally correlated metric. For example, a decrease of 2.1% in Planned Production Time is shown as 2.1%. A 0% change is represented as 0%. For neutral correlation, a 0% change is represented as 0%. If the change is undefined, no value is displayed. For more information, see Understanding the Percent Change. |