Edit DynaMo test reps in VALD Hub

VALD Hub allows you to fix or delete substandard reps within a DynaMo test. If a rep was recorded with the wrong laterality or incorrect protocol, you can find the test in your Hub and make changes as necessary.

Select the DynaMo test

You can locate the relevant DynaMo test result through a few different VALD Hub views. It will be helpful to know the approximate date/time of the test, and you'll need the name of the profile as well.

Results Export
VALD Systems > Results Export

1. Navigate to the VALD Systems view from the side navigation menu.
2. Click on the DynaMo tab.
3. Locate the test with reps to be edited and select it by clicking on the circle containing the individual's initials.
4. A dropdown menu Edit Test will appear on the right side of the page. Expand the menu and select Edit Reps.

Result Table
Profile > Result Table

1. Navigate to the Profiles view from the side navigation menu.
2. Locate and click on the profile in the list.
3. Go to the Result Table tab.
4. Select DynaMo from the system dropdown to only show DynaMo tests.
   You can filter the results further by date or other parameters if required.
5. Select the test with reps to be edited by clicking on the circle containing the individual's initials.
6. A dropdown menu Edit Test will appear on the right side of the page. Expand the menu and select Edit Reps.

Edit test reps

Pressing Edit Reps on a DynaMo test will bring up the 'Edit reps' pop-up. Here you can:

• Change laterality: If a rep was incorrectly interpreted as one side, this can be edited using the dropdown.
  • Use the whole-test Laterality dropdown to change the order sides were tested for all reps.
• Delete a rep: If for any reason you want to completely remove a specific rep, click the red Delete button beside it.

Make any desired changes to test reps and click to save.

If you've opted to delete one or more reps, you will be asked to confirm the action before changes are applied.

Once you confirm the delete, rep data is erased permanently and cannot be recovered.