Report outputs: the basics

Report outputs have a standard format, including a range of standard options:

Report toolbar

You can choose to Run the report again, Schedule the report, Print the data from the current tab, or Share the output with other users by clicking the buttons on the top right of the report screen. You can choose to share either the most recent instance of the report or all instances, with other users who have the same role as you.

The content of report outputs depends on the type of App you’re working with, but all reports contain ResultsSummary and History tabs. Most report outputs will include Cover sheet and Data tabs.

Report title and section tabs

Reports include a range of interactive facilities designed to enable easy sorting and sifting of the data. Again, these are tailored for each App.

You can also take Snapshots of your reports and share them with other users.

Cover sheet

The Cover sheet of a report highlights key findings from the report:

coversheet with graphs

Results tab

The Results tab allows you to browse the report data in great depth, on an item-by-item basis with both graphical and tabular representations where appropriate.

You’ll find a range of interactive facilities designed to enable easy sorting and sifting of the data. Again, these are tailored for each App, but you can see an example below:

results output graph

Data tab

Some types of report include a Data section which presents the report data in tabular format, with features which enable in-depth sorting and analysis:

report data in tabular format

Summary tab

The Summary specifies all the options selected by the user who created the report. You can also add annotations to the Summary if you wish:

summary tab showing financial data

History tab

Every time a report is generated, it is saved and can be reviewed at any time. The History tab allows you to select and view any previous version of your report:

history of diagnoses

Click the View button to see previous versions of the report:

zoomed image of view button from previous image