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# Rapporter

Åbn '**OtoKir rapporter**' fra *Systemmanager → Diverse → OtoKir rapporter*.

## Funktioner

Det er kun brugere af OtoKir, som kan trække data ud i '**OtoKir rapporter**'.

OtoKir rapporter og data vises som standard for den indloggede bruger uden datobegrænsning.

* **Opsæt søgekriterier** i form af til- og fra-dato. Hvis der ikke indsættes en til-dato, vil data hentes til og med d.d. Omvendt, indsættes der ikke en fra-dato, vil data hentes tilbage til 1. registrering vedr. Otokir.
* **Udtrækket filtreres automatisk** på lægen, der har oprettet operationen.
* **Patienters udeblivelser**, registreret ved hjælp af knappen 'Dropout', vil automatisk blive sorteret fra.
* Rapporter kan **eksporteres til Excel** med undtagelse af histogrammer. Foreslåede filnavn indeholder: "Rapportnavn, bruger, til- og fra-dato". Histogrammer og øvrige rapporter kan udskrives. En/flere rækker i selve udtrækket (højre side af billedet) kan markeres og evt. kopieres til Excel/Word.

## Opdeling af skærmbilledet

![](https://3548167157-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FfDHx4SrlSNAKGCJ3m7yH%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-8ff31ed793625d866ad539c5be2e6591abb32ea5%2Frapporter.png?alt=media)

* **Til venstre** i billedet vises de aktuelle rapporter, der kan trækkes data ud fra.
* **Til højre** i skærmbilledet vises resultatet/data.


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