Use the search fields at the top

You can enter a partial value here to find all records that contain that value. For example, if you search for Subject ID=CA, you find all subject IDs that contain CA, unlike the filters that find only the exact value entered.

  • If there are filters in effect when you search in these fields, the system applies the filters and searches on these values within the filter results.

  • If there are no filters in effect, the system searches across all discrepancies.

    Tip:

    To see which filters are in effect, click the down arrow in the Icon is a blue block labeled Filters:On. Filter: ON indicator at the top of the page.

  1. After you select a study, click Shows a table with a magnifying glass Data Management in the navigation bar.

    Note:

    For details on selecting a study, see Select a study from the Home page.
  2. Select Discrepancies from the drop-down menu.

  3. In the drop-down list above the discrepancies table, select what to search on, for example: Category, Datasource, Days since last state change, Validation check. The choices depend on the columns your organization uses.

    Tip:

    You can skip the remaining steps and use keyboard shortcuts to access the Search field by pressing Ctrl+Alt+S. Press Enter to open the Search field drop-down list of available columns you can search. Use the arrow keys to select the column name. Then press Tab to navigate to next field and enter a value. Press Enter to find the data under the criteria you specified.
  4. Enter a value in the text box.

  5. Click the Icon is a magnifying glass. Search icon.

  6. To clear the filters, remove the value entered in the text box and click Refresh from right of the navigation bar.