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1 1  The following is an overview of how to create reports and different actions you can take in the process.
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4 -~1. The most useful tool to you in this process can be accessed through the top menu bar and by selecting the "Reports and Analytics" option represented by a bar graph.
4 +~1. The most useful tool to you in this process can be accessed through the top menu bar and by selecting the "Reports and Analytics" option represented by a graph.
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6 6  [[image:report overview - 1.PNG||width="100%"]]
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18 18  [[image:report overview - 3.PNG||width="100%"]]
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21 -4. Let's examine some of the capabilities you have with this screen and report tool in general in closer detail
21 +4. Let's examine in closer detail some of the capabilities you have with this screen and report tool in general.
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24 24  a. Toggling through various report types
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29 29  * **Personal Reports**: Personal reports are reports you can create and run yourself, which allows you to choose the parameters and see the results directly
30 -* **Shared Reports**: Shared Reports are reports that other users have shared with you; these are useful when an Admin User, for example, wants to generate a report and send it to certain assigned roles like supervisors, clinicians, and/or caseworkers
31 -* **Master Reports**: Master Reports are reports generated by Admin Users who wish to generate reports for the purpose of disseminating the information and results to others
30 +* **Shared Reports**: Shared Reports are reports that other users have shared with you; these are useful when a supervisor, for example, wants to generate a report and send it to some clinicians and/or caseworkers
31 +* **Master Reports**: Master Reports are reports generated by supervisors or other individuals who wish to generate reports for the purpose of disseminating the information and results to others
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34 34  NOTE: access to each of these will depend (and might be restricted) based on your role or the assignment of responsibilities withing your organization.
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41 41  There are many things you can do with your report and list of reports, as outlined below:
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43 43  * **Refresh**: check to see if there are any new reports available for viewing
44 44  * **Open Selected**: applies if you click on a report; it enables you to view/change the parameters of the report
45 45  * **Show Filter**: allows you to search for reports based on their name
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49 49  * **Run Report**: this is the button to click once you have chosen all your parameters and reviewed them for accuracy. A new report should be generated in a new tab or window
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56 56  c. List of reports
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61 61  This table provides you a list and many details for all your reports, as outline below:
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63 -* **Id**: a unique identification number for your report
64 -* **Name**: the name of your report; you can change this in the parameter section (see below)
65 -* **Description**: the description of your report; you can change this in the parameter section (see below)
66 -* **Report Type**: tells you what type of report you are creating/running
67 -* **Last Updated**: indicates when the parameters or other information in the report was last updated
68 -* **Schedule Frequency**: designed more for master and shared report, this feature lets you know how often the report runs (e.g. weekly or monthly)
60 +* Id: a unique identification number for your report
61 +* Name: the name of your report; you can change this in the parameter section (see below)
62 +* Description: the description of your report; you can change this in the parameter section (see below)
63 +* Report Type: tells you what type of report you are creating/running
64 +* Last Updated: indicates when the parameters or other information in the report was last updated
65 +* Schedule Frequency: designed more for master and shared report, this feature lets you know how often the report runs (e.g. weekly or monthly)
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71 71  d. The right pane (used mainly for parameter entry)
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76 -* The right pane of the system allows you to change the parameters of your report (e.g. Start Date and Organizational Units).
77 -* It also enables you to change the name and offer a description for your report. This can be done easily by simply editing the fields marked "Name" and "Description."
78 -* Note: you must highlight your report of interest and choose the "Open Selected" option (or double click on the report) to be able to view the right pane. If you have no report selected, this are will be grayed out.
79 -* Also, please make sure to hit the Save button (represented by the floppy disc icon) to save your parameters and any other changes
72 +The right pane of the system allows you to change the parameters of your report (e.g. Start Date and Organizational Units). It also enables you to change the name and offer a description for your report. This can be done easily by simply editing the fields marked "Name" and "Description." Note: you must highlight your report of interest and choose the "Open Selected" option (or double click on the report) to be able to view the right pane. If you have no report selected, this are will be grayed out.
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