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Some forms will have some optional settings that can be set. For example, when creating a Sample form, you can define which specimen sizes are related to that particular type of sample. This allows the system to pre-filter the specimen sizes presented to the user based on the context of the sample. Another example would be creating a relationship between a Test form and a Sample form. Form Settings are accessed from the button bar after you select a form you want to edit.

Form Type	Setting Name	Description
Sample	Sample Material	Associates a sample form to a material
	Specimen Sizes	Allows for control over which specimen sizes can be used with a sample form One or more specimen sizes can be associated with the form All specimen sizes available if this setting is not used
	One Specimen Sample	Forces the sample to only have one specimen associated with it
	Turn Off Specimen Retrieval	Turns off the question regarding scheduling (in the Scheduling system) a future specimen retrieval
Test	Test Material	Associates the test form to one or many materials
	Material Specification	Associates the test form to one or many material specifications
	Billing	Default billing code for the test
	Billing Quantity	Default billing quantity for the test
	Cost	Default (billed) test cost for executing the test
	Remove Specification Limit Operators From Reports	Removes the specification range limit operators when displayed on a report (i.e. 65 - 90 will display instead of >=65 - <90)
	Standard	Default standard the test adheres to (i.e. ASTM standard number)
	Test Default Specimen Size	Default specimen size for the test that will be assigned in the test assignment process
	Test Duration	Default duration (days) it takes to execute the test

Adding New Form Fields

To add a new Form field, choose the Form and select Add Field. You will then need to set the various parameters for your Field.

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