Understanding Your Agilent ChemStation 209
Data Review, Reprocessing and Batch Review
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Batch Configuration
Batch Configuration
A batch is a user-selected series of data files that is processed using a
user-defined method. All data files in the batch are processed using the same
method. The processing steps carried out each time a new sample is loaded for
review can be selected (integration, identification/quantitation, reporting).
All calibration runs in the batch are used to produce a single calibration table,
using averaged response factors, which is then used for quantification.
Batch Table
Runs are displayed in a user-configurable batch table:
• the number and content of the table’s columns can be specified;
• the runs can be sorted by
• run index (the order in which the runs were acquired) independent of
any other criteria,
• sample type (control samples first, then calibration samples, then normal
samples) then by run index within each sample type,
• method (if more than one method was used to acquire the runs) then by
run index within each method;
• samples, calibration samples and control samples can be displayed in the
table or hidden.
Each selected run occupies a line in the batch table. You can exclude a run in
the batch table (e.g. from calibration) by changing its sample type to Removed.
Compound Table
The compound results are displayed in a user-configurable compounds table,
but contents of the compounds table depends on the type of samples in the
batch table:
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