once there this is what you'll see:
the symbols in front of each dashboard are actions you can take (from left to right, top to bottom): view, edit and delete
View allows you to preview the
dashboard table within your client:
Edit allows you to edit the
current dashboard (it will look like this once you click on it):
Start by clicking "Add new dashboard":
Then type a name of your choosing and select a form type (currently you can only select "PVForm":
from here either type or select from the dropdown your form design pertaining to your preferred client (the format you will see is "form version (Account - Client)") :
with that, you can now start by selecting a module, group and question and then clicking on the + sign in front of it to add that question to your dashboard table:
Keep repeating this process until all the questions you want to see in your table are listed.
For our example, let's start with a few simple questions:
now just in case, we can quickly see either the abbreviated view above, or the exact questions' original module and groups, just try clicking the 3 dots button to the right:
(hint: the "i" in
front of each question gives you even more detail)
Questions are aggregated by ICSR by default (meaning if an ICSR has for example 15 drugs, in the dashboard table, you will only see one row), but sometimes you can split some ICSRs by rows if they have questions that belong to a module and/our group which is repeatable - you can do this by checking the "Split" case, as below:
Now if you'd like to see some questions sharing the same column in your table... you can do that! Using ou current example, just change this "3" under "column sequence"...
and type it into a "2":
now you have a total of 2 columns in your table (with the second column having 2 questions):
You can change the order inside the joined columns or even switch around the column order entirely by playing with the numbers - right now this part of the dashboard is still under some development, so your feedback is highly appreciated!
If you don't like the separators at the head of the "joined questions" column, you can always change them to your personal preference by clicking on the blue symbol below:
Last but not least, you can build different filters to suit your needs for your table by clicking here:
This too is still in
development and will change a bit in the next few days, but feel free
to play around with the filters of your choice, again, we'd
appreciate any improvement feedback). Here's how it works:
First you drag and drop your
question (1), then choose a symbol for you operation (2) and then
type what you want it to show (3). Here's and example for if II want
the type of report to be what i want:
Alternatively, you can type out the exact clause by text (and see what all clauses currently look like):