so, for example, you could have the data plotted as undersize, oversize and as a
histogram on the same graph.
Other options within the dialogue allow you to change the format of the axis.
Any changes made to the graph is reflected in the table pane. For example, if the
graph is changed from plotting an undersize plot to a histogram plot then the
table pane will change from displaying the data in an “% under” to “% in band”
format automatically. If the result is modified by using some of the advanced
analysis features discussed later in chapter 10 the results in the table pane are
colour coded to highlight the data that is affected. The colours used are:
Colour Represents
Black Normal data and results
Dark Red Killed data and results
Green Blended results
Magenta Shape corrected results
Dark Blue Extended results
Light Blue Transformed results
Each view is produced using the Malvern “page description language” which is a
sub-set of the Mastersizer Basic language. It is possible for the advanced user to
create their own views to display the information in a format specific to their own
requirement. New views can be assigned to the View menu - see Setup-Table
in the software reference manual for details.
Reports
Each of the standard views that is provided by Malvern has a corresponding print
report that will allow you to print the data within the view. Each report is
designed to suit A4 size paper. The report contains the same information as in the
table and graph panes except that up to 4 lines of sample documentation are also
included in the report.
As with the table pane above, any result modification will be colour coded on the
printed report using the same colour codes as above.
CHAPTER 6
GETTING STARTED
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