Entering Results into the Worklist
Essentially, a cell in the worklist result grid is the same as a cell in the workbook result grid. When a result is entered into the worklist, it is treated in the same way as when it is entered into a workbook cell.
Related processes...
- Loading a Worklist
- Using Linked Schemes to Share Weights and Volumes
- Managing the Worklist Environment
- Managing the Workbook Sample List
- Using Sample Expiry
- Using Formulas to Calculate Results
- Capturing Results from an Instrument in Workbook
- Overwriting Result in a Workbook Session
- Understanding System Processes that follow Result Entry
- Forcing the Reassessment of Results in a Workbook Session
- Assessing Results against Detection Limits
- Requesting a Repeat Analysis in a Workbook Session
- Preparing for Check Analysis in a Workbook Session
- Ignoring a Critical Detection Limit Failure in a Workbook Session
- Assessing Results against Scheme or Surrogate Limits
- Assessing Results against Accuracy Limits
- Assessing Results against Precision Limits
- Assessing Results against Product and Specification Limits
- Applying a Custom QC Status in a Workbook Session
- Ignoring a Composite QC Failure in a Workbook Session
- Viewing QC History for a Blank, Standard or Spike in a Workbook Session
- Generating an Internal Report of Results
- Applying a Custom Workflow Status in a Workbook Session
- Releasing Results in a Workbook Session
- Validating Results in a Workbook Session
- Ending a Workbook Session
- Configuring Worklist
- Appendix—Workbook Commands
- Appendix—Workbook Formulas and Functions
- QC Assessment
- Appendix—Cascade Engine
