Hello Dafni,

In coding assignments it is the allocation code that determines who is assigned which items. I had a look at your review and I can see that one of the reviewers has been assigned 213 items (47 started and 166 remaining). The 213 items are identified by an allocation code called '... - group b'. If you want to give those 166 remaining items to someone else you would removed the 'group b' code from those 166 items and give them a different allocation code (perhaps your 'group a' code). This means that the 166 items would automatically appear in the coding assignments that use the 'group a' allocation code. The allocation codes sit in a different codeset that your screening codeset so none of the screening that has taken place will be changed or lost by adjusting the allocation code(s) that are assigned to an item.

The numbers in the 'started' and 'remaining' columns in a coding assignment are specific to that coding assignment. If the coding assignment belongs to reviewer 1 and reviewer 3 screens those items they will still show as remaining in reviewer 1's coding assignment (as reviewer one hasn't 'started' those items).

Best regards,

Jeff