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    Color coding provides several benefits such as identifying different customers, parts, and statuses through the use of distinct colors. It acts as a universal language that can be understood regardless of education. Color coding is also an inexpensive way to differentiate items and has eliminated issues like mixing up left and right parts. Conditional formatting in software like Excel can leverage colors to trigger actions like prioritizing red items as being low in stock.

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    Color coding provides several benefits such as identifying different customers, parts, and statuses through the use of distinct colors. It acts as a universal language that can be understood regardless of education. Color coding is also an inexpensive way to differentiate items and has eliminated issues like mixing up left and right parts. Conditional formatting in software like Excel can leverage colors to trigger actions like prioritizing red items as being low in stock.

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    Benefits of Using Colour Coding

    Standard colour coding are generally practised for OK tag ( green)/ rework (yellow)/ Scrap (red), etc. Customer desp labels of Different customers are identified with different color.
    Ex: Pink for TML, White for SML, etc.

    Similar parts can be differentiated with colour coded containers/ packings/ labels/ stickers. Ex: 5mm spring are in black color, 4 mm spring in
    red oxide

    Similar parts can be differentiated with colour coded packings/ labels/ stickers. Ex: 5mm spring

    Colour is a Universal Language gives the same meaning to all the people irrespective of educational background Colour coding is cheapest way of identifying things Twins can be easily identified by colour coding. Ex: LH RH are identified with Green and Blue

    colour, respectively in BI-Pol. This has eliminated LH/ RH mix up and customer complaints

    In MS-Excel software, conditional formatting can be used to create several color options, for triggering the action. Ex: BI is
    sending the daily stock status of the materials supplied by M/s 3 Estee Auto. They give priority for the red coloured items

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