Table features
Each user can interact with the entries table, customizing it to suit their needs and preferences. The sample table also supports basic and advanced filters, as well as export, download and print options. From the context menu the user can request an analysis or download samples and results of completed analyses.
Table management and customization
The following video demonstrates how the sample table can be managed and modified by changing the columns' sizes and order, as well as choosing the columns to display and the sort order of the entries in each column. The changes made to Cohesive's tables are transient unless they are saved, and they can be reset by clearing the table preferences, as shown in the video.
Basic filters
Basic filters can be applied to the columns, alone or in combination, to search or narrow down the entries that are displayed in the table.
The extended table
By clicking on an entry, the user can expand a sample's card and access more resources and links, among which there are the entry's details and metadata (sampling point, provider, analyses carried out on the sample), as well as related entries, interactive relation graph, previous versions and export options.
Advanced filters
The table of samples also provides advanced filters that can be applied to the list of entries. Advanced filters will allow for a research by one or more attributes (which can be text strings, date or metadata), with one or more research terms or operators per attribute. Additionally, advanced filters can be edited, copied, saved and set to be applied as default to the grid.
Context menu and analyses
In addition to filters, the platform's tables also provide a context menu from which the user can edit the view options, enable multi-selection of entries, add samples to the Cart, export the view to a file in table-like format.
Hierarchy tree
Tables that contain information about the elements' hierarchy will also show a See hierarchy button in the context menu. The See hierarchy functionality activates an interactive tree visualization of the table's elements, as shown in the video below.
Note: if the table lists more than 2000 elements (lines), the
Expand viewwill be automatically disabled.
Export RIS_CD code
Check tables list all analyses which have been run and imported, using univocal codes called "RIS_CD".
A RIS_CD (e.g.: "210712-10003548-4TY_cgMLST-chewbbaca") identifies analysis based on date and time of the run, together with the corresponding results. The first 6 digits of the prefix are the execution date of the analysis ("YYMMDD" format); the terminal part identifies the analysis name (e.g.: "4TY_cgMLST-chewbbaca").
In the Check Tables section the selected codes can be exported as CSV or copied, which allows the usage of RIS_CD codes to select samples for running an analysis or for results download.
Note: usage of RIS_CD codes is also the primary method by which older analysis that have been re-run are available for download or as inputs.
The short videotutorial below shows how to use RIS_CD codes to select analysis inputs or files for download.
