Calculates Defects Per Million Opportunities (DPMO), a quality metric representing the number of defects per million opportunities in a process.
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Enter Total Number of Units Produced, Total Number of Defects Found, and Number of Opportunities per Unit in the units shown.
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Total Number of Units Produced: 10,000 units; Total Number of Defects Found: 10 defects; Number of Opportunities per Unit: 10 opportunities
Total Number of Opportunities: 100,000 opportunities; DPMO (Defects Per Million Opportunities): 100 DPMO
Total Number of Units Produced: 10,000 units; Total Number of Defects Found: 100 defects; Number of Opportunities per Unit: 10 opportunities
Total Number of Opportunities: 100,000 opportunities; DPMO (Defects Per Million Opportunities): 1,000 DPMO
Total Number of Units Produced: 10,000 units; Total Number of Defects Found: 500 defects; Number of Opportunities per Unit: 10 opportunities
Total Number of Opportunities: 100,000 opportunities; DPMO (Defects Per Million Opportunities): 5,000 DPMO
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