How Can I View Previous Measurements in Data Collection? (V3)

When collecting data, it can be helpful to view a task’s previous measurements in order to track its progress over time. Here’s how to do that:

1. In Data Collection, press [Tools] > Collected Measurements > (Whichever task you wish to view).

2. In the Task window, you can view all previous measurements for that task as well as its % change relative to the initial measurements, the preceding measurement, any comments added, the date and time of collection, and the user who collected it.

3. You can even open multiple windows at once for different tasks, in case you need to make multiple comparisons.

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