Multi Curves
Via the settings in
this page, you can influence the appearance of the calibration curves of a
sequence.
Display format |
| | Select the format in which the curves for the different
compounds are compared. In the
Separate format, multiple curves are shown
in separate graphs under each other or next to each other (depending on the
# Graphics setting in the Layout page): #
Graphics set to 1:  # Graphics set to 4: 
In
the Overlaid format, multiple curves are
shown in an overlaid graph: 
In the Stacked format, you can additionally set the offset
for the response axis and amount axis. The axis values refer to the first graph
in the lower left corner. This offset is added as a space between the different
graphs.
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Group Multiple
Calibration Curves |
| | With these
grouping options, you can arrange the different calibration curves according to
their origin. The resulting graph or graphs depend on the selected
Display format:
In the Separate format, the
graphs for all calibration curves are shown separately, but the graphs
belonging to different groups are distinguished by different background colors.
These group colors are set by the system; you cannot change
them. In the Overlaid format, one graph is shown for each group of
curves; the curves in each graph are overlaid. -
In the Stacked format, one graph is
shown for each group of curves; the curves in each graph are
stacked. The grouping options have the following
effects (inside the group, the curves are always sorted by their curve
legends): by
Compound: Calibration curves for compounds with the same compound
name are grouped together. by Sample: Calibration curves based on samples with
the same sample name are grouped together. -
by Injection: Calibration curves
based on the same injection are grouped
together.
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