OpenLab CDS Advanced Reporting - Need a boost to get up to speed on reporting?

ZÁZNAM | Proběhlo St, 10.6.2020

V tomto webináři se naučíte, jak kombinovat výsledky z různých zdrojů, nastavit report, používat tabulky a matice a jak exportovat výsledky do externích systémů, jako jsou ELN a LIMS.

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Agilent Technologies: OpenLab CDS Advanced Reporting - Need a boost to get up to speed on reporting?

The innovative Advanced Reporter, which is a standard part of the OpenLab CDS 2 software, allows swift creation of reports to do complex tasks that are normally done in other programs. With built-in statistics and conditional formatting the Advanced Reporter displays aberrations in results on-screen hence informed decisions can be made. It combines the elements coming from Custom Calculation and data from individual runs and sequences to readily available on-screen information.

Using example data, requests from customers and Agilents repository of reports this webinar will show what you achieve.

What you will learn:
• How to combine results from various sources and present these in a human readable form.
• How to set-up a report, how to use tables and matrices and incorporate results from Custom Calculations.
• How to export results to external systems like ELN and LIMS

Presenter: Freek Varossieau (Lab Informatics Product Specialist, Agilent Technologies)

Agilent Technologies

OpenLab CDS Advanced Reporting - Need a boost to get up to speed on reporting?

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