Manage Favorite Analytes

1 In the menu bar, click Results > Cumulative Grid.

Note: The Results menu appears only if you are allowed to view patient test results. The Cumulative Grid menu item appears only if you are also allowed to view cumulative reports.

2 In the Client list, click the client for which you want to manage favorite analytes.

This list includes only clients that support cumulative graphing. If your default client supports cumulative graphing, it is selected automatically. You can change your default client via your user profile.

3 Click the tab that you want to manage, and then do one or more of the following:

• Add or modify a group name. In the Tab Name box, type a name for the group and then click Change.

• Add a favorite analyte. If you know the complete analyte code, type it in the Code box, and then click Add. The analyte is added to the group.

If you do not know the complete analyte code, follow these steps:

a In the Analyte Search area, do one of the following:

• In the Search String box, type a full or partial analyte name, and then click Search. A list of all of the matching analytes appears at the bottom of the page.

• In the Search by Order Code box, type the first two characters of an order code. A Quick List appears, displaying the matching order codes and test names. Click an item in this list; the bottom of the page displays all of the analytes associated with that order code.

Note: The search results can include only analytes that have been measured by your current lab. If a particular analyte has been measured in the past, but all measurements have been archived, that analyte will not appear in the search results.

b Click the Select link next to the analyte that you want to add.

The analyte code and name appear in the Code and Display Name boxes in the Cumulative Grid Def area.

c Click Add.

The analyte is added to the group.

Note: You can add only six analytes to each tab.

• Sort the analytes. Click Name Sort to sort all of the analytes alphabetically by name, or click Code Sort to sort them numerically by code.

• Remove an analyte. In the grid, select the check box next to the analyte that you want to remove, and then click Remove Selected.

• Remove all of the analytes. Click Remove All.

• Delete a group and its associated analytes. Click Delete Tab.

4 If a confirmation message appears when you click Remove All or Delete Tab, click OK.

To prevent this message from appearing again, select the Do not ask me next time check box before you click OK. You can re-enable these messages via your user profile.