Creating an enemy analysis report from the Poolbook Detail screen

Creating an enemy analysis report from the Poolbook Detail screen

To create an Enemy Analysis report from poolbook items:

1. Find an existing poolbook or create a poolbook. In the example below, the user has opened the poolbook called "CC - Help Poolbook1."

Note: You may rearrange the columns, search, filter, and sort the poolbook list according to the instructions provided in the Tabular Display section.

2. Follow Steps A through C, below:

A. Select the poolbook items that you wish to use in the Enemy Analysis report. To select all poolbook items, click the checkmark button (circled, above). In the example above, the user has selected four poolbook items to use in the report. If no items are selected, then all will be selected by default.

B. Select Enemy Analysis from the Select One dropdown list.

C. Click the Execute button, which will open the Create Enemy Report dialog (below).

3. Clicking Show Advanced Setting (highlighted in red, above) enables the selection of additional settings that can be applied to the report. Select the desired report settings and click the Create Report button (highlighted in red, below)

Passage to Passage: Compares the passage content of the items selected to identify passages that are potential enemies.
Passage to Passage Item: Compares the passage content to the item content of any items with a passage association to identify potential enemies.
Include Non-Key Options: Answer choices not identified as the key will be included in the analysis.
Skip items with shared passages: Will not compare the passage to the item content of items associated with that passage.
Passage to Discrete Item: Compares the passage content to the item content of any discrete items (no passage association) to identify potential enemies.
Include Non-Key Options: Answer choices not identified as the key will be included in the analysis.
Passage Item to Discrete Item: Compares the item content of passage-associated items to the item content of discrete items to identify potential enemies.
Include Non-Key Options: Answer choices not identified as the key will be included in the analysis.
Passage Item to Passage Item: Compares the item content of passage-associated items to other passage-associated items to identify potential enemies.
Include Non-Key Options: Answer choices not identified as the key will be included in the analysis.
Skip items with shared passages: Will not compare the item content of items associated to the same passage.
Discrete Item to Discrete Item: Compares the item content of discrete items to the item content of other discrete items to identify potential enemies.
Include Non-Key Options: Answer choices not identified as the key will be included in the analysis.
Model: Select the comparison model from those available in the dropdown.

4. The Enemy Report Started dialog will open. The Enemy Analysis report will run in the as a process in Pro. Click the Open Process Status List button (highlighted in red, below) to navigate to the Process Status list screen to track its progress and view the output.

5. The Process Status list page will open in a new tab. The requested Enemy Analysis report will appear as a row in the table.