Sequence

A sequence automates the analysis of multiple samples. The samples to be analyzed are listed in the Sequence table.

There are four ways to complete a Sequence table. You may:

• Complete the Sequence table manually.

• Load and edit a saved sequence.

• Import or drag a CSV, TSV, or sequence file into the Sequence table.

• Use a sequence creation template.

What do you want to do?

• Run a sequence

• Open a sequence file

• Create a sequence manually

• Create a Dual Simultaneous sequence

• Select sequence sample types

• Customize the sequence table

• View the sequence table columns

• View sample trays

• Use the sample tray to select sequence vials

• Override method parameters

• Set compound amounts in the sequence table

• Use Fill Down

• Use Custom Parameters

• Check barcodes during a run

• Override the printer in processing method 

• Create a sequence summary report

• Add wait lines to a sequence

• Apply a sequence template

• Create a sequence template

• Import a CSV, TSV, or sequence file into the sequence table

• Copy and paste sequence lines to and from Excel

• Set up fraction collection and recovery

• Print a sequence

• Display the status of a sequence

• Review completed injections

• Edit a submitted sequence

• Validate a sequence

• View the Sequence Audit Trail

• Review a completed sequence