Variable Summary

The table below summarizes the contents of the distributions shown on the Variable Summary tab:

Distribution	The Distribution shows:
Report Name	Provides a list of all of the JMP Clinical Reports and the number of variables that each report uses or can use.
Domain	Provides a list of the data sets ( ADSL and the SDTM domains) and the number of times variables contained within those data sets are used by JMP Clinical.
Variable	Provides a list of all of the variables used by JMP Clinical reports and the number of times each variable is used by JMP Clinical.
Variable Required	Indicates: • The number of variables that are required ( Yes ) by one or more reports, • The number of variables not required but still present in the study ( No ), • The number of variables that are not absolutely required for a report but that might be required, depending on the options specified in the report dialogs ( Conditional ), • The number of times in which a report requires a variable but that requirement can be met by any of a number of different variables from one or more domains. ( Candidate ). • The number of variables that are not absolutely required for a report but that might be required, depending on the options specified in the report dialogs but that requirement can be met by any of a number of different variables from one or more domains. ( Conditional Candidate )
Variable Exists	Indicates the number of variables used in JMP Clinical reports that either exist ( Yes ) or do not exist ( No ) in the specified study.
Variable Missing	Indicates that a particular variable was requested, but was not found in the study ( Yes ). Note : If a variable does not exist, it is not necessarily declared Missing , because some other variable might have substituted for it
Variable Used	Indicates that a particular variable was requested, and was either found ( Yes )
Variable Usage Explanation	Provides a very brief explanation of how a variable might be used and indicates the number of variables that meet that explanation.

Note : The distributions on this tab are interactive. If you highlight one bar in any distribution, the all of the other bars in all of the distribution might also be highlighted, depending on whether they contain one or more variables represented by the first bar. The relative proportion each subsequent bar is highlighted is dependent on the number of affected variables that it contains. Moreover, the corresponding rows in the master data table above are highlighted. You can generate a subset of the master data table, by double-clicking on the highlighted bar.

You can view data table upon which all of the distributions are based by clicking View Data .