Tab "Variables" removed from Analysis result in IFS Cloud

Hi Eva;

Writing to you after long long time it seems.

In Analysis Result, if you select a Dara Point then u get the Command enable for “Enter and View Results” as below

Once you enter the resulta, you get the “Complete” Option

Once all the results are Completed, you get the option to Confirm

Hi ​@dameenda !

Nice to hear from you and that someone at R&D reacted to this. Thank you for replying! The point was not that we couldn’t find how to enter the results however, we lacked the possibility to see an overview over the complete result of the analysis in the same page as the results were to be completed and confirmed.

This customer has an integration that creates the analysis and enters the results of the almost 30 datapoints, but it is always a person that completes and confirms the analysis manually. This is the most important part of their process since the analysis result is what they have agreed upon to deliver to the customer. The customer actually orders a specific outcome from the analysis. The user must be able to see all of the the complete measuring values at the same time. The only page in IFS Cloud to do this is “Analysis result Variables” (or Attributes”) and from that page you cannot Complete or Cinfirm the results. We had to resolve this by adding the columns Result, Outer min, Inner Max, Outer Min, Inner Min as Custom fields in Analysis result.  I can understand that this might not be a solution for a customer that uses both Variables and Attributes but for this customer, it will work.

Have a good day!

Eva

Hi Eva, wouldn't selecting data point int the analysis result and select Enter and View Results dos the same?

Pardon me if i sound like too dumb.

No questions are dumb. It’s not easy to see the customer’s scenario if you haven’t been there.😀

to answer your question: For one data point at the time, yes of course but they need to be able to Complete and Confirm all results at the same time from the header. There are two main reasons for this. Most importantly is that the combination of the result of the data points matter to be able to take the decision to complete and confirm or to cancel the analysis. If data point A is out of specification it can still be ok to Complete the analysis if data point B compensate for that for example. They are in the process industry and adding more of some material will get another result. It requires a lot of knowledge to be able to Complete the analysis, you cannot only go on the data points being inside of specification. In addition to the Inner/Outer limits in IFS standard, they have their own Inner and Outer limits as Custom fields to support this decision process.

The other aspect is the mere amount of data points. Each analysis contains nearly 30 data points. Your example contains 2. Try adding 28 more and do the same procedure. 😀 It’s just not possible to work like that on a daily basis.

//Eva

Thank You Eva, Please create an Idea in the Community.