I'm reconciling our batch of 237 for sample verification with Universal Robots UR5e in a fixture inspection station with item labels, using a small mounting plate. The dashboard looks nearly finished because its post-restart counter includes repeat inspections. Items can have failed checks followed by reviewed retries.
I want the accepted-item count to be accurate without discarding that attempt history.
Pick a traceable item and compare all of its inspection attempts with its current accepted disposition. Does your counter count the attempts rather than the item?
Yes. Our saved history has multiple successful attempts against one item identity, and each adds to the counter. That's where the extra progress comes from.
Rebuild an offline total from item dispositions, keeping attempts underneath. Counting each accepted identity once should give you the right batch total.
Your counting rule needs the current disposition. Deduplicating all identities with any successful attempt would still include an item whose disposition was subsequently changed to rejected.
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.
@NadiaBrooks0813 My own report showed attempt count separately from accepted-item count, making the reinspection history visible enough to explain why those totals differed.
I've settled the counting rule: current accepted item dispositions, with attempts retained as history. I'll close the report fix when the reconciled items and offline restart give the same explainable total.