13.1 Creating Worksheets
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Select Analyses to be included and click on Assign, the topmost check box selects all. Once selected, an [Assign] button is displayed at the bottom of the sheet, click it. The worksheet is then created with unique sequence number and the selected analyses assigned The Analyses' originating Analysis Requests are hyper linked from their IDs and can be browsed to view the analysis in Sample context. On Sample views, these analyses display an assigned icon hyper-link to the Worksheet More Analyses can be added from the Add Analyses tab at the top and the steps repeated. Analyses are removed from the worksheet by selecting them and clicking the Remove button |
Capture results to a WSWhen the Worksheet is ready and populated with the routine Samples and Controls required, in status 'open', results for the Analyses can be captured For manual data capturing at benches far from Bika terminals, analysts may print worksheets to record results and captured into the system later
and switch between Classic view with Sample per row, and Transposed, per column The worksheet may be exported to any of the lab instrument import formats available in the system - this will produce a text file of sample IDs, tray positions and analyses requested that can be imported by the corresponding instrument to improve turn around time and also accuracy by eliminating opportunities for transcription errors Result data produced by the instruments may also be uploaded directly if the system is configured to read it's export files Upload Attachments to the WorksheetThe Worksheet data capture form also allows for file attachments, such as microscope images, to be uploaded for individual analyses or the Worksheet as a whole
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