Question: Please use Minitab with data below, when I do the Tsq - GV option I get an error that says Graph cannot be created because

Please use Minitab with data below, when I do the Tsq-GV option I get an error that says "Graph cannot be created because there are no valid data"
If I use Tsq i get a graph
In an electrolysis process, electrical current passes through a concentration of brine solution where
anode and cathode are separated by a porous diaphragm. Chlorine is displaced as a gas and the
remaining water/brine solution contains the caustic. The following variables are used to jointly
control the process: x1 caustic (NaOH),x2 salt (NaCl), two kinds of impurities I3 and I4, and cell
gases x5Cl2 and x6O2. The target values for the mean vector are
0=[123456]=[140.50195.000.142.4098.251.30]
The data for the phase I T2 control chart are in the following table. (a) Create the phase one T2
control chart using the following Minitab commands and comment on the state of control. If any
vectors are out of control, omit them and re-estimate the T2 control chart. What is the one
observable difference between a phase one T2 control chart and a phase one Shewhart X-bar
control chart? (b) Create a phase one MEWMA control chart on the in-control data from the T2
control chart using =0.2. Does the process show any steps or drifts?
Stat > Control Charts > Multivariate Charts > Tsquared
In the "Variables:" input box select Pb 3 X 1 Pb 3 X 2 Pb 3 I 3 Pb 3 I 4 Pb 3 X 5 Pb 3 X 6 with a single
space between each variable name.
In the "Subgroup sizes:" input box select PB3Subgp
Click on the Tsq-GV Options> button. On the "Parameters" tab, type in the mean vector
values above with a single space between each mean value.
Click the OK and OK buttons.
 Please use Minitab with data below, when I do the Tsq-GV

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