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# How to Include Only Selected SNPs in a Final Report in a GenomeStudio Genotyping Project

**How to include only selected SNPs in a Final Report in a GenomeStudio Genotyping Project**

1. In the Full Data or SNP Table, select the SNPs to be included in the Final Report.
2. Right-click the selected SNPs and select **Show Only Selected Rows**. This applies a filter and displays only the selected SNPs in the table.

![](/files/9t3V0M4RxOhofFpMb8VA)

**Figure 1.** Selection of **Show Only Selected Rows** to display only the SNPs to be included in the Final Report.

3. Navigate to **Analysis > Reports > Report Wizard**.

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**Figure 2.** Navigation to the Report Wizard to configure the Final Report export options.

4. Select **Final Report**, click Next and proceed through the Report Wizard until the **Report Wizard - Included SNPs** window appears. Select **Remove SNPs that are not visible** (Figure 1).

**Figure 3.** Report Wizard - Included SNPs window.

5. Continue through the Report Wizard and select desired parameters on the **Report Wizard - Final Report Format** screen.
6. Select **Next**, browse to the desired Output path, and enter a file name for the report.
7. Select **Finish.** GenomeStudio exports data only for the SNPs that were selected and visible in the filtered table.

**Notes:**

* To export a DNA Report after generating the Final Report, clear the filter in the Full Data Table or SNP Table to ensure that all the SNPs are included in the call rate calculations.
* Alternatively, in the **Report Wizard - Included SNPs** window (Figure 1), select **Include all SNPs in the report, regardless of whether or not they are visible** at the step shown in Fig 1.

**References**:

* [GenomeStudio Software 2.0 User Guides](https://support.illumina.com/downloads/genomestudio-2-0-user-guides.html).
* [Types of reports generated in GenomeStudio Genotyping Module v2.0](/microarray/general/microarray-general-reference_material-list/000002861.md).

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