Documentation for Administrators

User Form Records

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The User Form Records screen provides access to various user forms, such as medical forms or documentation from parent meetings.

User Form Records Set Up

1. In the Users menu, click User Fields.

User Fields

2. The Form check box must be selected for the applicable Category.

User Fields

3. Edit the category and corresponding fields as needed. See User Fields for more information.

User Fields

4. The applicable users must be given permission to the user fields. In the Users menu, click Profiles.

Profiles

5. Select User Fields from the Permission Type pull-down.

6. Select the applicable Role and Profiles from the pull-down, and click Submit.

Profiles

7. Locate the category and fields and give the appropriate permissions by selecting the View and Edit check boxes.

8. Select the Create check box to allow the profile(s) to create form records, and select the Delete check box to allow the profile(s) to delete records.

Profiles

9. Select the Require Approval check box, if the profile(s) are allowed to make changes to these fields pending review and approval the data change.

10. Click Save to apply changes, and see Profiles for more information.

Profiles

Data that is entered in the created fields via Users > User Info will now be logged in the User Form Records report.

To enter data, select the applicable category.

User Info

11. Create a new Medical form by entering the Title and Date. If another form has already been created, you can select to copy data from that form to the new one when it is selected from the Copy From pull-down.

User Info

12. Press the Enter key to save the line of data. Then, click Save.

User Info

13. Click View to enter field data.

User Info
User Form Records

1. In the Users menu, click User Form Records.

User Form Records

2. Select the applicable time frame from the month, date, and year pull-downs.

User Form Records

3. Select the types of form records you need to track from the pull-down, which defaults to All Records. The pull-down is driven from the types of categories set up as form records via Users > User Fields.

4. Select the All Schools check box to pull all user forms from all schools for which you have permission.

User Form Records

5. Click Go.

User Form Records

User Form Record results display including the Record Title, User name, Staff ID, and the Record Date.

User Form Records

6. Click the Record Title link to open and view the form.

User Form Records

The link opens the form in User Info. To navigate to all forms in the Medical category, click Return to Medical.

User Info

7. Click the User name to open User Info.

User Form Records
Additional Features

Click the floppy disk to export the listed data to an Excel spreadsheet.

User Form Records

You can sort data by clicking on any of the headers. Click once for ascending results; click twice for descending results.

User Form Records

Click the Filter button to add Filter Rules to User Form Records. Start by adding one rule, such as Record Title Contains screening, as shown in the image. The first pull-down is the listed columns. The second pull-down is the rule, such as contains, equal, starts with, etc. Then enter the information you'd like to filter by in the text box. Once entered, click Run Filter.

User Form Records

a. Click the Add Rule link to add an additional filter.

b. You can clear the filter by clicking the Clear Rules link.

c. To remove just one rule/filter, click Remove next to each listed filter.

d. Select AND or OR from the AND/OR pull-down to determine how filters rules are applied when more than one filter rule is used.

If looking for specific information housed within the resulting information, type the information in the Search text box provided and press Enter.

User Form Records

To make the list full screen, click on the expansion icon (four arrows) next to the Search text box. Once in full screen mode, click the icon again to exit full screen.

User Form Records
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