If a results table has 20 or fewer rows, you can create a new case series containing the case IDs of cases represented. You can also add the case IDs to an existing case series that was created from results of the same data mining run.
If you create a case series from the results of a data mining run for timestamped data, the case series has the same As Of date as the data mining run.
1. In the
left navigation pane, hover on the Data
Analysis icon (), then
click Data Mining Results.
2. On the Select Criteria page, choose the run from the Run name drop-down list. Your Default Run user preference determines which run is selected by default.
· To view all available runs, click Browse.
· To see the details of the run, click View Run Details, examine the details, then click Close.
3. Specify the selection criteria by completing steps 3 through 5 on Load the run and select variables.
4. Click View Results Table.
5. On the Results Table page, click Add to Case Series.
· If there are more than 20 rows in the results table, an error message appears. Click Continue and change your selection criteria to restrict results to 20 or fewer rows.
· If there are existing case series created from results of the same data mining run, the Add Cases from Selected Results page appears.
6. Click Select for a case series.
The cases are added to the selected case series.
or
If there are no existing case series created from results of the same run, or if you click New Case Series, the Create Case Series page appears.
7. In the Name field, type a name for the case series. The name does not need to be unique, although we recommend that you use a unique name.
The name of the run appears by default in the Description field as the description of the case series. Edit the description as necessary.
8. To add the case series to an existing project, click Add to existing project and select the project from the drop-down list.
or
To add the case series to a new project, click Add to new project named and type the name of the project.
9. Click Create.