Limit Table

Limits are defined by entering Frequency/Value pairs on rows of the data table.  Each Frequency entry must be accompanied by a Value entry and vice-versa.  Each Frequency/Value pair corresponds to a point on the Limit graph.  Points are connected by a straight line.  Frequency is graphed on the x-axis, while Value is graphed on the y-axis.  Thus, limit lines are created by entering Frequency/Value pairs on adjacent rows of the table.  Adding a pair adds a new point to the graph, while deleting a pair removes a point from the graph.  Frequencies specified on adjacent rows must be in ascending order from top to bottom.  A blank row signifies the end of one limit line and the start of another.

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Selecting a Cell on Limit Form

Updating the Graph on Limit Form

Add Row on Limit Form

Insert Row on Limit Form

Delete Row on Limit Form