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Anonymous
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3 years ago

Rolled Throughput Yield (Not First Time Yield)

Hello,

 

I am new to Power BI and this is my first post.

 

How can I calculate Rolled Throughput Yield as shown in the example?

 

RoutingOperationSum of Expected QtySum of Accept QtySum of Reject QtyFTYRTY
ROUTING 1105004901098.00%98.00%
ROUTING 1204904900100.00%98.00%
ROUTING 1304904751596.94%95.00%
ROUTING 1404754235289.05%84.60%
ROUTING 150423422199.76%84.40%

 

This needs to be done in a report visual. 

RTY is found by multiplying the Yields of each process step (First Time Yield)

I managed to do FTY, seems to work.

But cannot figure out how to do RTY?

 

For the FTY my measure is written as:

FTY = DIVIDE(SUM(ProdOrderRouting[Accept Qty]), SUM(ProdOrderRouting[Expected Qty]), 0)

 

Thanks

 

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    • amitchandak's avatar
      amitchandak
      Super User

      Anonymous , not able to find/understand Yield and process. 

      The information you have provided is not making the problem clear to me. Can you please explain with an example.

      Appreciate your Kudos.

       

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
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        Hi amitchandak 

        I am trying to show how many items are output from each operation in the routing.

        Then, using this information we can calculate the First Time Yield which is the % of units that were output.

        On operation 1, if we expected to output 10 items and only 9 were successful, this is a first time  yield of 90% for operation 1.

        On operation 2 we have 9 available to start, but only 8 were completed. On operation 2 the first time yield is therefore 88.9%.

        The rolled throughput yield is calculated at each stage of the manufacturing process, on each operation. It is a product of the first time yield of each operation up to that point.

        In the above example, rolled throughput yield is as follows:

        Operation 1 = 90%

        Operation 2 = 90% x 88.9% = 80.0%