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User Defined Variables and User Defined Lists
10.1 User Defined Options & Required Fields
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10.1 User Defined Options & Required Fields
Because DPCTrack2 is used in such a wide variety of industries, it is impossible to create
a program that will accommodate individual needs and requirements. Therefore,
DPCTrack2 enables you to add an unlimited amount of user defined variables (or new
fields) to the program. In addition, you may specify what kind of data your users must
enter into the new fields. All user defined variables added to the system will become a
part of the User Defined tab on the screen to which they are defined. The screen that you
use to create user defined variables is the USER VARIABLE DEFINITION screen
(shown in Figure 10.1). It can be accessed by selecting "User Defined Variables" from
the Tools menu while the Home Screen is open.
Figure 10.1
10.2 Adding User Defined Variables
10.2.1 Selecting a File Type
When adding a new user defined variable to the system, you must first decide in which screen
it should reside. From the File Type drop-down list, you may select from one of the
following: “Calibration”, “Equipment” “Instrument”, “Loop” and “Test Instrument”. As you
select different file types from the drop-down list, the screen will change to show only those
user defined variables that have already been entered for the currently selected file. Figure
10.1 above shows seven user defined variables that were entered for the CALIBRATION
screen.
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