Counting accepted items without losing rework history (sample verification)

CarlaBennett0749 · 25 Jul 2026, 05:41 UTC

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CarlaBennett0749
Our dashboard says the batch is nearly done, but its counter includes repeat inspection attempts after a restart. We planned 100; we're doing sample verification on Fairino FR10 in a workshop batch inspection cell, using an inspection coupon. An item can fail and then have a reviewed retry. I need unique accepted items counted while keeping the failed-check history

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GraceBennett0755
Replying to CarlaBennett0749

Can you follow one labelled item through its attempts? Compare successful-attempt count with its actual accepted disposition.

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CarlaBennett0749
Replying to GraceBennett0755

I've traced one item in our saved history and found several successful attempts with the same identity. Our counter adds each success, inflating the apparent batch progress

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GraceBennett0755
Replying to CarlaBennett0749

Rebuild an offline total from item dispositions, keeping attempts underneath. Counting each accepted identity once should give you the right batch total.

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JuliaChan1109
Replying to GraceBennett0755

@GraceBennett0755 Only if accepted means the current disposition. An item that passed and was later rejected can't stay counted just because it passed once.

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GraceBennett0755
Replying to JuliaChan1109

Right. I should've said current authorized disposition. Keep the full history, but count an item only if its current disposition makes it accepted for this batch.

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CarlaBennett0749
Replying to GraceBennett0755

So a failed check followed by reviewed acceptance stays one item, with both attempts visible? That's the view I was trying to get

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GraceBennett0755
Replying to CarlaBennett0749

Yes. Attempts explain its history; current disposition determines whether that item contributes to accepted quantity.

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HarishBrooks0837
Replying to GraceBennett0755

@GraceBennett0755 On my report, we put attempts and accepted items beside each other. People stopped expecting the numbers to match once the repeated inspections were visible.

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