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# Edit the Movie Ratings - SDR Sample form

The Movie Ratings-SDR Sample form is easy to use. All you will need to do is select the check boxes next to the filters which you want to apply and the SDR will refine the data for your Analyzer report.

**Note:** We recommend that you make sure to do at least some selecting of data for optimum results.

1. Log on to PUC using a logon with administrator permissions.
2. Open the Movie Ratings-SDR Sample form.

   ![Movie Ratings-SDR Sample form](/files/LspJj2pKgov8CzQK8DgK)

   The **All Requests Processed** field contains a list of up to ten instances of data set activity. You can click an item in the list to work with that data set or create a new one.

   ![All requests processed](/files/v7vthmbp0nYbIGlIarYV)
3. Click to select the **Genre** filters which you want to use from the **Movie Review Filter** panel.
4. Click to select profile items in the **Member Profile** panel to narrow down your data to specific points.

   ![Filters](/files/augcL0noleOcypyHoTJt)
5. Enter the **Start Date** for the data set. Optionally, use the date picker to choose the start date.
6. Enter the **End Date** for the data set. Optionally, use the date picker to choose the end date.
7. Indicate whether you would like to **Grant Access** to the model to **Everyone** or keep it for only your use.
8. Enter a data source name in the field.
9. Click the **Let's do this** button to run the data set and launch a new Analyzer report.
10. Depending on whether you keep the check box selected, Pentaho Analyzer launches with your data set parameters in place. Optionally, you can click **Go to Analyzer** when you are ready to begin creating reports.


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