SPC for Excel 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

Overall, I have had a very positive experience with SPC for Excel. I have outlined some opportunities for additional improvements in the "Cons" section. However, more YouTube video instructional tutorials around interpretation would be very helpful. Excellent software package!

Strong user - 8 out of 10 for overall experience

Very good

Prior to having SPC for Excel, we used another software that we already had to create control charts manually. The process was tedious, but we did manage to produce something approximating a control chart. Now that we have SPC for Excel, there’s no turning back. It’s incredibly simple to use, Excel based, flexible to the user’s needs, and produces very professional looking control charts and other statistical analyses. And there’s more…the customer service is fantastic. [SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN] always answers my questions quickly and the support materials and brief training videos are flawless. I’ve also learned so much by dipping into articles saved in the SPC Knowledge Base. Thank you for creating this remarkable tool and all the supporting materials – it’s transformed the way we present and think about cycle time metrics.

I trained many people on this software and introduced them to a better way of making decisions

Overall it has been a life saver, not only allowing us to meet tight deadlines on PPAP submissions but also an excellent tool to monitor our processes.

The use of this software has reduced the amount of time we formerly spent creating data packs for DOD products by over 80%. The company offers a free trial for all features of the software. Customer support has been phenomenal. I have ordered copies for all personnel in my department.

SPC is a tool everyone in aviation SMS must have. A Safety Management System for airlines or airport does simply not work without SPCforExcel Process Control. SMS is all about control of processes and if an airline or airport operate within their own wishful safety boundaries. Without Data and analyzing this data in SPCforExcel, it's just your, or some else's opinion. In Aviation Safety opinions have no value, they are just words. By integrating SPCforExcel into an organization, an extremely high confidence level can be establish that operation is safe and have processes in place for safety. SPC forExcel is not just a safety tool, but also a sales tool. How great would it not be to present potential customer with facts that the operation is safe? And that's what SPCforExcel can do. I have used SPCforExcel in SMS for many years, both in the aviation industry and as an inspector with Transport Canada. I found that by managing processes there are huge cash-savings. Not knowing what is behind the data is lost revenue, and SPCforExcel is an excellent tool to catch money-wasting processes. There is a saying that there is "never enough time to do the job right, but alway enough time to do the job twice". SPCforExcel is a tool to avoid doing the job twice, since it can be established if what we do works or not. Without SMS in aviation, the confidence level of regulatory compliance and operational processes for safe operation of airport or aircraft are unknown. In a non-SMS organization, and without SPCforExcel, the confidence level is 100% certain to be completely unknown for performance of safety and often these unknown processes are skewing towards unsafe operations. My experience is that SPCforExcel is the Moneyball in Baseball. I can now see what is happening, and select the best "players" to achieve the highest possible safety level. These "players" are not people, but applicable processes on how we do thing in aviation to achieve safety. SPCforExcel is data analysis and it eliminate emotions in making effective decisions. Statistical Process Control and SMS are profit makers when applied to desired operational results. When applying SPC to Aviation Safety, an organization has established measurable parameters. Without measurable parameters it is all just guess-work. I asked myself many years ago why would someone apply a process when they knew the outcome would be an airplane crash? The answer is that they did not have statistical process control.

Mainly I'm solving the process improvement s and MSA with use of DOE, SPC, BACI charts and other tevhniques.

I am a Machine Shop Quality Manager and a 6Sigma Black Belt and I use statistics in almost everything I do and therefore love the simplicity of this software. I do have to use other statistical software packages due to customer specific requirements but SPC for Excel really is my "Go To" software for statistical analysis. I find myself recommending this software to others almost every time I discuss a statistical report.