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Write program Wpf C# calculator (OEE )

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    I am working on a project of calculating the overall performance of a processing machine called (OEE), I write a WPF software c # create a form to enter data and program the formula to self-output in textblock. recipe : OEE = A * P * Q A = production time - total downtime = run time (A) P = Theoretical Cycle time * run time = The theoretical output (P) compares with the actual Output with the ratio of% but the theoretical cycle time is how much detail is the data taken on a 5-minute machine (but here I just need to enter the estimated direct value to simulate) All of the above indicators are percentages and time converted to minutes for easy calculation. It sounds easy to tangle but can you help me a little bit please !!![enter image description here][1]

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      I am working on a project of calculating the overall performance of a processing machine called (OEE), I write a WPF software c # create a form to enter data and program the formula to self-output in textblock. recipe : OEE = A * P * Q A = production time - total downtime = run time (A) P = Theoretical Cycle time * run time = The theoretical output (P) compares with the actual Output with the ratio of% but the theoretical cycle time is how much detail is the data taken on a 5-minute machine (but here I just need to enter the estimated direct value to simulate) All of the above indicators are percentages and time converted to minutes for easy calculation. It sounds easy to tangle but can you help me a little bit please !!![enter image description here][1]

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      Member 14680372 wrote:

      It sounds easy to tangle but can you help me a little bit please

      Help you how? You have not explained what part of your code is the problem.

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        I am working on a project of calculating the overall performance of a processing machine called (OEE), I write a WPF software c # create a form to enter data and program the formula to self-output in textblock. recipe : OEE = A * P * Q A = production time - total downtime = run time (A) P = Theoretical Cycle time * run time = The theoretical output (P) compares with the actual Output with the ratio of% but the theoretical cycle time is how much detail is the data taken on a 5-minute machine (but here I just need to enter the estimated direct value to simulate) All of the above indicators are percentages and time converted to minutes for easy calculation. It sounds easy to tangle but can you help me a little bit please !!![enter image description here][1]

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        Your calculation is simple:

        OEE = A * P * Q

        But ... P is A times a theoretical value and Q isn't defined at all ... And we have no idea what part of this is giving you a problem! This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do. Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind - we only get exactly what you type to work with. So you need to give us "proper" information, including the context that is obvious to you because we have no idea what the "missing context" is!

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          I am working on a project of calculating the overall performance of a processing machine called (OEE), I write a WPF software c # create a form to enter data and program the formula to self-output in textblock. recipe : OEE = A * P * Q A = production time - total downtime = run time (A) P = Theoretical Cycle time * run time = The theoretical output (P) compares with the actual Output with the ratio of% but the theoretical cycle time is how much detail is the data taken on a 5-minute machine (but here I just need to enter the estimated direct value to simulate) All of the above indicators are percentages and time converted to minutes for easy calculation. It sounds easy to tangle but can you help me a little bit please !!![enter image description here][1]

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          Was this project ever completed?

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