How to delete, insert or swap samples in WebIDQ?

How to delete, insert or swap samples in WebIDQ?

  • To copy, cut, delete, or select all, right click on samples.

  • To select multiple samples, press either Ctrl or shift while selecting the samples.

  • To insert additional samples or paste a copied or cut sample, right click on empty wells.


Swap wells/samples

Wells (samples) can be swapped on a plate layout.
In this example QC2, well C6, and unknown, well C8. Please refer to the attachment lims_plate_layout_swap-sample.

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