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TablesThe Quality Toolbook > Tools for Applications > Tool types > Tables
There are some applications where information is not numeric and where a pictorial display is either inappropriate or impossible. DescriptionTables give a flexible approach to structuring various types of information, and may be viewed as a form of matrix. They typically contain text, symbols or numbers, arranged in rows and columns, as in the table below.
Fig. 1. Example table
ExamplesFailure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
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