Creating a new drug profile layout

1. Click the Drugs tab.

The Drug Profile page appears.

2. From the Layout menu, click Create.

The Drug Profile page is cleared and the blue bar shows the layout name as Not Saved*.

Note: The Create menu is enabled if you have the Create Drug Profile Layouts permission.

3. From the Layout menu, click Add Chart.

Note: Unless you have the Create Drug Profiles Layouts permission, you will not be able to save the layout with the new chart.

The Add Chart dialog box appears.

4. From the Drug Type drop-down list, select Generic, Ingredient, or Trade. Any or all of these values might be available, depending on the drug profile configuration that you are using.

5. In the Drug Name field, type a drug name.

Click Select to select a drug from a list.

The list of available drugs depends on the chart that is currently highlighted in the list of available charts. For a report chart, available drugs are determined by the data configuration associated with the report output on which the chart is based. For a data mining results graph, available drugs are from the corresponding data mining results.

Note: The set of drugs included in logistic regression results is typically smaller than the set of drugs in MGPS results. Graphs for logistic regression results will be available only if the selected drug was included in the model or added explicitly during creation of the run.

Click OK.

For more information, see Selecting values from a list.

6. Select a chart. The chart types that are available depend on the data mining runs and report outputs referenced by the drug profile configuration that you are using. Possible chart types are as follows:

Data Source	Chart Types
MGPS 2D Run	Sector map graph
	EBGM graph
	EBGM confidence interval
	ROR graph
	ROR confidence interval graph
	PRR graph
MGPS 3D Run	Nested confidence interval graph
MGPS 2D by Year Run	Cumulative map graph
LR 2D Run	LROR graph
LR 2D Run	LROR confidence interval graph
Reports	Distribution by <variable-name>, where <variable-name> may be gender, outcome, and so on.

7. Click OK.

The chart appears. If the selected drug is not in the run results or report output that is the source for the selected chart, the chart cannot be displayed.

In some cases, a chart window appears but displays a message that the chart cannot be displayed with your current display options. If you click Options below the chart and modify the display options, you might be able to display the chart.

8. To select multiple charts, repeats steps 6 and 7.

9. To order the selected charts, from the Layout menu, click View.

10. Select a view option:

Stack—Staggers the charts. Part of each chart window is visible so you can click to bring that chart window forward.
Tile—Show all chart windows without any overlap.
Order—Order charts in the layout. The order affects only printing and the slide show mode.
Slide Show—View each chart on its own page.

11. In Slide Show mode, use the following keys:

Key	Description
Esc	Exit slide show mode and return to the Drug Profile page.
Home	Go to the first chart in the layout.
Up arrow, Page Up, or left arrow	Go to the previous chart in the layout.
Down arrow, Page Down, or right arrow	Go to the next chart in the layout.
End	Go to the last chart in the layout
Ctrl (or Shift) + Home	Go to the top of the current chart.
Ctrl (or Shift) + Up arrow, Page Up, or left arrow	Scroll up in the current chart.
Ctrl (or Shift) + Down arrow, Page Down, or right arrow	Scroll down in the current chart.
Ctrl (or Shift) + End	Go to the bottom of the current chart.

For additional chart ordering options, see Ordering charts in a drug profile layout.

12. To save the updated layout, from the Layout menu, click Save.

To add the currently displayed charts as a single PDF attachment to a topic, click Save to Topic. The notes of each chart are included, even if not currently displayed.