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  1. Create or import an investigation, as described in one of the following pages:
  2. If the investigation does not already have at least one study, add one, as described in Adding a Study. 
  3. In the Node panel, locate the study in which you intend to add an assay. Click the triangle arrow to the left of the study icon.
    A portion of a study node, showing the study icon and the triangle arrow to the left.
    The study node expands. 
    The Node panel with a study node expanded.
  4. Click Add assay. The Add assay dialog box appears. 
    The Add assay dialog box.
  5. From the Template Name list, select a template. Click Add assay. The Metadata Utility reappears, with a new assay node at the top of the list of assays for the expanded study. By default, the assay file name is a_s0001_01.txt. 
    The Node panel with a new assay node.
  6. Select the new assay node. In the Element panel, scroll down to the Study Assay File Name field and customize the filename. Consider giving your assays a sequence of filenames (such as a_s0001_01.txt, a_s0001_02.txt, and so on).
    The Node and Element panels showing the default assay file name.
  7. In the Node panel, click another node. The file name change takes effect.  
    The Node panel with a renamed assay node.
  8. Select the new assay node again. In the Element panel, enter a value in each remaining field.
  9. Consider saving your work, as described in one of the following pages:


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