FMEA Magic
The problem you didn't know you had
When you look at the left side of a typical FMEA created using Excel, you will see a large number of cells that are either:
- Merged cells, or
- Empty cells that are formatted to look like merged cells
So what's the problem?
With either of these two types of Excel FMEA's, you have lost two of the most powerful features of Microsoft Excel:
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Merged cells that aren't
Watch this short training video to learn how to use Repeat Data and Error-Checking to empower your FMEA with two of Excel's most powerful features:
- Filter
- Pivot Tables
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Video: FMEA Magic:
Repeat Data and Error-Checking
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What else might you not know that you don't know is possible?
Did you know that your FMEA's can be in multiple languages?
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Did you know that there is an entirely new format for FMEA's?
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