Set up a section filter for assay elements to aggregate data only from specific assay
elements of your source documents.
Filter for source documents with a Test sample
You can configure section filters such that PLA 3.0 aggregates data
only from source documents that have a Test sample.
From the six documents in the following example, all have
a Test sample. Therefore, PLA 3.0 aggregates data from all source documents.Figure 1. Filtering source document data based on the availability of Test
samples
To set up this filter, in the Column: Section data table node
of the Content editor of your target document, complete the
following steps:
Add a Property filter
element.
As the Property key, enter
http://www.stegmannsystems.com/bioassay/elementtype.
As the Term enter
Test (for Test sample).
Figure 2. Setup of a property filter for Test samples
Filter for source documents with a Test and a Control sample
You can configure section filters such that PLA 3.0 aggregates data
only from source documents that have a Test and a Control sample.
From the six documents in the following example, only two
document have a Test and a Control sample. Therefore, PLA 3.0
aggregates data only from these two documents.Figure 3. Filtering source document data based on the availability of Test and
Control samples
To set up this filter, in the Column: Section data table node
of the Content editor of your target document, complete the
following steps:
Add two Property filter elements.
As the Property key for both elements, enter
http://www.stegmannsystems.com/bioassay/elementtype.
As the Term for the first property filter, enter
Test (for Test sample).
As the Term for the second property filter, enter
Control (for Control sample).
Figure 4. Setup of a property filter for Test and Control samples
Tip: This filter setup requires your source documents to include both assay
elements. If your source documents require only one of these assay elements, use one
property filter with two terms, one for each assay element.
