We have added capabilities for Statit e-QC,
Release 2 that make formatting you output possible
by mixing StatitScript and a few simple HTML
commands. I produced the output below by alternating
between StatitScript commands and HTML script.
Please note that with introduction of HTMLTemplates
in Statit e-QC 3.4, this is easier to accomplish
for several macros. Please see.
Take a look at the macro commands in the right-hand
cell of the following table and I will try to
explain what is happening on the left hand side
of the table. It is really quite easy, once
you have an example.
| Statit e-QC allows
you to "get" a Statit work "file".
You can also read a spreadsheet, query a
database or read almost any other kind of
data file. |
##
Add your commands to retrieve the data below
getfile qc.wrk |
|
You can add just about any HTML script
to Statit e-QC output by bracketing it
with the Statit commands "BeginHTML"
and "EndHTML."
In this case, I wanted to use html script
to build a table with one row and two
columns. I did this by telling your browser
I wanted a table that is 100 percent of
the width of the browser window and has
a border one pixel wide(<table border=1
width='100%'>. I then told the browser
to start a row (<tr>) and start
the first column in that row (<td>).
|
##Bracket
html script with the Statit commands
## BeginHTML & EndHTML
BeginHTML
<table border=1 width='100%'>
<tr><td>
EndHTML |
| You can control
the size of the output chart by setting
the image height and width with the $web_imageheight
and $web_ imagewidth commands in StatitScript.
Bet you can't guess which is which. |
##Back
to StatitScript
##Set the graph output size to 400 x 250
pixels
let $web_imagewidth = 400
let $web_imageheight = 250 |
| Run charts and
i-charts are standard Statit output. |
##Create
a run chart of the
##pressure data with subgroup size of 5
gxchart pressure by 5 |
| Here is where
I closed the first column (</td>)
and immediately opened the second column
(<td>) using html. |
##Bracket
html script with the Statit commands
## BeginHTML & EndHTML
BeginHTML
</td><td>
EndHTML |
| I wanted to make
the histogram a little smaller than the
run chart so I used the $web_imageheight
and $web_ imagewidth commands in StatitScript
again. |
##Back
to StatitScript
let $web_imagewidth = 225
let $web_imageheight = 200 |
| Run the histogram
command |
##Create
a histogram of the same data
ghist pressure |
| Finally, I closed
everything up by adding the html tags to
close the column (</td>), row (</tr>)
and table (</table>) |
##Bracket
html script with the Statit commands
## BeginHTML & EndHTML
BeginHTML
</td></tr></table>
EndHTML |
