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# Types of reports generated in GenomeStudio Genotyping Module v2.0
The GenomeStudio Genotyping Module v2.0 Report Wizard enables the generation of several report types:\* Final Report
* DNA Report
* Locus Summary Report
* Locus x DNA Report
* Custom Reports
Brief descriptions of each report type and its contents are provided below.
**Types of reports generated in GenomeStudio v2.0**
**Final Report**
The Genotyping Module Final Report contains information on the allele calls of the samples. There is an option to select the field/statistic to include in the report.
**Table 1**. Description of Headers available in a Final Report.\
The Genotyping Module produces a Final Report in a text (.txt) or comma-separated valued (.csv) file format.
**Figure 1**. **Final Report Sample.**
**DNA Report**The DNA Report contains the summary statistics for each sample.
**Table 2**. Description of Headers in a DNA Report.\
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The Genotyping Module produces a DNA Report in a comma-separated valued (.csv) file format.
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**Figure 2**. DNA Report Sample.
**Locus Summary Report** The Locus Summary Report contains details for each locus.
**Table 3**. Description of Headers in a Locus Summary Report.\
The Genotyping Module produces a Locus Summary Report in a comma-separated valued (.csv) file format.
**Figure 3**. Locus Summary Report Sample.\
**Locus x DNA Report** The Locus x DNA Report contains details for each locus for each sample.
**Table 4**. Description of Headers in a Locus x DNA Report.\
The Genotyping Module produces a Locus x DNA Report in a comma-separated valued (.csv) file format. 
**Figure 4**.Locus x DNA Report Sample.
**Custom Reports**This report type requires installation of GenomeStudio v2.0 plug-ins, which are available for download from the [GenomeStudio 2.0 Plug-ins page](https://support.illumina.com/downloads/genomestudio-2-0-plug-ins.html) and enable creation of custom reports for downstream analysis software.\
**GenomeStudio 2.0 Plug-ins** **PLINK Input Report Plug-in**
**Figure 5**. Output files for input into the PLINK software (.bat, .map, .ped, .phenotype, .script).
**CNV Region Report**
The CNV Region Report requires running cnvPartition Plug-in prior to report generation and produces three report types.
**Standard Report**: Lists each copy number variation and loss of heterozygosity (LOH) region for each sample.
**Figure 6**. Example of Standard Report.
**Allele-Specific Copy Number Report**: Reports copy number-informed genotypes such as A- and ABB.
**Figure 7**. Example of Allele-Specific Copy Number Report.
**PLINK CNV Input Report**: Creates input files for PLINK CNV Analysis Software.
**Figure 8**. Example of PLINK CNV Input generated files.
**Reference**:
[GenomeStudio Genotyping Module v2.0 User Guide](https://support.illumina.com/content/dam/illumina-support/documents/documentation/software_documentation/genomestudio/genomestudio-2-0/genomestudio-genotyping-module-v2-user-guide-11319113-01.pdf) describes the step-by-step guide on how to generate a report in Genome Studio.
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