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Gets and sets the description of the rule. This should describe what the rule does.
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Gets and sets the flag indicating if the rule is to be executed.
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Gets and sets the number of samples/subgroups that must fail for the rule to trigger. This should be equal or less than the RunLength.
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Gets and sets the lower limit of the rule.
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Gets and sets the type indicating the how the lower limit range of the rule is assigned (e.g. LCL, LSL, CL, etc.).
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Gets and sets the type of marker used with the data point.
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Gets and sets the name of the rule.
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Gets and sets the priority of the rule. This is used when multiple rules fail on the same samples/subgroups. The priority is used to when selecting a rule marker to show a failure.
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Gets and sets the type of the rule. Types include AboveUpperLimit, BelowLowerLimit, BetweenTwoLimits, AboveUpperBelowLower, Run, Trend, Cyclic, and NotBetweenLimits.
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Gets and sets the number of consecutive samples/subgroups that will be examined to see if the rule fails.
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Gets and sets the upper limit of the rule.
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Gets and sets the type indicating the how the upper limit range of the rule is assigned (e.g. UCL, USL, CL, etc.).
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