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    June 16, 2019

    CDD Vault Snack #2 - Search and Protocol Defaults


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    Vault Snack [noun; ˈvȯlt snakˈ] A fact, tip, or trick offered by the CDD Support Team to aid in your successful use of CDD Vault for managing, analyzing, and presenting chemical structures, biological assays, and ELN data.

    Search and Protocol Defaults

    Are you a fan of using the "Customize your report" button for designing the perfect report within CDD Vault? Did you know that you can also set default display options that are automatically applied to your search results whenever you run any new search?

    Give it a whirl today by navigating to the Settings> User > Search Defaults tab, which shows a form that's similar to the "Customize your report" panel described above — with the exception that it will not display readout data from your Protocols.

    Of course, now your Protocol data is massively jealous. Never fear, CDD Vault also has a panel where you can set similar default display options across your Protocol data.

    Click on over to your Settings > User > Protocol Defaults tab and set which data readouts within each Protocol will be displayed by default whenever you query your Protocol(s).

    Search defaults selection screen in CDD Vault
    Set both your search and protocol defaults in CDD Vault

    Of course, after any query, you can still "Customize your report" to further perfect your CDD Vault report!

    Be sure to contact CDD Support — we are always available to help YOU be more successful with CDD Vault!

    Until next time!

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