9.5.4. Risks

In this section of the Gather Details form, users can add any risks associated with the quality event.

*The type of single-select field used in this section of the form differs from the standard dropdown. For more details on this matter, click here. For more details on the type of grid displayed and its features, click here.

1. Pull from EPC?: This is a radio button that allows users to select only one option from a set of mutually exclusive options. Users can choose to pull or not pull data from EPC.
   • If Yes is selected, it will add the following grid and fields:
     
     • Folder: This is a single-select field that displays the list of EPC risk nodes. Rather than in a dropdown menu, however, this list is displayed in a pop-up window.
       
       • Once a parent risk EPC node has been selected, its child nodes will populate the EPC Objects grid.
     • Import All: This button allows users to import all of the child nodes in the grid.
     • Import Selected: This button allows users to import selected child nodes in the grid.
     • Select All: This button allows users to select all child nodes in the grid (for importing purposes).
     • Deselect: This button allows users to deselect all child nodes in the grid (to cancel import).
     • Inline Edit: This button allows users to edit inside the EPC Objects grid. Here, it specifically allows users to manually select/deselect the Selected for Import checkbox.
   • Any selected nodes that are imported from the EPC Objects grid will populate the Risks grid.
     
2. Add: This button allows users to add a risk to the quality event.
   • If selected, it will open a pop-up window with the Add Risk to Quality Event form.
   • Users can add a new risk even after the grid has been populated with EPC risks.
3. Edit: This button allows users to edit a risk.
   • Risks from EPC cannot be modified. Users will only be allowed to view details in the form.
4. Export/Template/Import: These buttons allow users to perform Excel-related activities.
   • For more details on these functions, click here.