Hello Leah,

I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. Are you talking about line-by-line pdf coding? When you generate a report and you are including the line-by-line pdf coding the report will tell which page the selected coding was on. There isn't a way to break it down to partiular areas of your document.

If you wanted to only display the coding from a particular area of each study (for example, the study results section) then you would need to have a code that was only used in those areas. For example, if you had a code name 'disease' you could also have a code called 'disease - study results'. Then, when you wanted to assign some text to your disease code you would pick 'disease - study results' if it was in the study results area and just 'disease' if it was in any other part of your study. You could then generate reports with either or both of those codes as needed.

Or am I misunderstanding what you are asking?

Best regards,

Jeff

Hello Leah,

The only way I can think of doing something like this would be have the results section as it's own document (by cutting and pasting the results section into a word file and making it a pdf). This wouldn't be practical if you had a lot of studies but if there were only a few then it might be possible. You could then run a report and only keep the data from the 'results' pdfs. It may not be the best solution but it is the only one I can think of at this time.

Best regards,

Jeff