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Spreadsheets
Spreadsheets are
are
aa repository
repository for
for
critical
critical data,
data, and
and
for
for making
making
critical
critical decisions.
decisions.
In
In Microsoft
Microsoft
Excel,
Excel, the
the
workbook
workbook is
is the
the
file
file that
that the
the user
user
creates.
creates.
Each
Each worksheet
worksheet
contains
contains
-calculations,
-calculations,
data
data entry
entry fields,
fields,
audit
audit trail,
trail, and
and
display
display formats
formats
that
that comprise
comprise
the
the application.
application.
What
are
Spreadsheets?
Accountability of
signatures
Training/qualification
of personnel
Authority checks
Limited access to
systems and data
Accurate and
complete copies
Operational system
checks
Device checks
Validation
21 CFR Part 11
Requirements
Which Spreadsheets
should be Compliant?
Spreadsheets that
control GxP data
Spreadsheets used
to make quality
decisions
Clinical: Research
Data, Result Data etc
Documented evidence
of SOPs
Manufacturing Data
Spreadsheet
containing data that
will be reported to a
Regulatory Agency
Even if it does not fit
the previous 2
requirements
Risk based
approaches apply
Validate
Validate
spreadsheet
spreadsheet
calculations.
calculations.
Document
Document
and
and justify
justify
your
your
approach.
approach.
Want to learn more about 21 CFR Part 11, its requirements and best
practices to comply with them? ComplianceOnline webinars and
seminars are a great training resource. Check out the following links:
Excel Spreadsheets: Develop and Validate for 21 CFR Part 11 Comp
liance
Design and Validation of Excel Spreadsheets: Step-by-Step
Learning from Recent FDA Warning Letters Related to Part 11
Understanding and Implementing FDA'S 21 CFR Part 11
How to Comply with 21 CFR Part 11 Requirements for Electronic Me
dical Records
Computerized System Validation - A Detailed Insight
21 CFR Part 11: How to Successfully Prepare for and Host an FDA I
nspection
Complying with 21CFR Part 11-Understanding the Role of Predicate
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