Hi Maria
One possible option might be the following:
- Create checklists as Measurement Points and Create Measurement Entry Lists for each Equipment.
-Group & Classify Measurement Entry Lists by using a Z-Table. (assuming different sets of checklists will be used for different cases).
-Use the group number in Task List Operation Custom Field.
-When printing the shop papers, go and find the corresponding measurement points and list them in the shop paper...
Another option might be the following if there is only one check list of each Equipment:
- Use a specific Meas. Pointy Category for checklists.
-Use a specific indicator in the Task List operations for the Check List relevant operations (even a copy of Ctrl Key can be used I guess)
- When printing, go and find ALL of the relevant Measurement Points for the Equipment.
-They can still attach this as a document... but...attaching the results as document will not allow searching the values, running any statistical checks, trends analysis etc. Therefore they may think entering the results again as measurement documents.
And as part of the std time confirmation, user may always list the measurement points for the equipment and enter values against them.
Cheers
Savas