The Worklists page organises bulk sample measurements by laboratory method.
Toolbar
Button
Action
Add — Create a new record
Columns — Show/hide table columns
Filters — Open/close the filter panel. A red dot indicates active filters
Export CSV — Download table data as a CSV file
Orientation — Toggle between portrait and landscape printing
Print — Generate a PDF of the current view
Help — Open the help dialog
Search — Quick search through table data
Record Actions
Clicking the icon on each row shows:
Edit — Open the edit form
Preview — View record as PDF
Delete — Delete the record (with confirmation)
Fields
Field
Description
Date
Worklist date
Name
Worklist name (up to 100 characters)
Method
Laboratory analysis method
Status
Open or Completed; the Cancelled status is only set via the separate Cancel action (see below)
Notes
Additional remarks
Measurement Grid (Bench-sheet)
In edit mode, when the worklist has samples and the method defines elements, a samples × elements grid appears for fast result keying:
All cells are directly editable; navigate by keyboard — Tab (across), Enter/↓ and ↑ (down/up a column). Focusing a cell selects its value for instant overwrite.
Every method element column stays visible; decimals accept comma or dot.
The "Save Measurements" button appears only when there are unsaved changes; saving is batch (the whole grid) and is subject to instrument-eligibility checks (§6.4) — errors/success show inline in the dialog.
"Import Measurements" loads values from a file (CSV/TXT/TSV, via drag-and-drop or file picker) — an instrument must be selected first.
Cancelling a Worklist
The bin icon on each table row does not delete the worklist — it opens the "Cancel" dialog (ISO 17025 §7.5):
Only available for worklists in Open status; disabled for Completed or already-Cancelled worklists.
Requires a mandatory cancellation reason.
Records who cancelled it and when; the worklist's samples and measurements are retained for traceability — they are not deleted.
Requires the "Delete Worklists" permission (Lab Director or Quality Manager).
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