Macro for post-sequence reprocessing of data for OpenLab CDS Chemstation C.01.10

Hello,

Unless you are changing the calibration runs to samples or setting them to no update, simple reprocessing the result set as analyzed will not do what you are stating "To ensure each calibrator is processed with the fully updated curve we always reprocess the data as soon as the sequence is finished."

Marty Adams

It works because by reprocessing the calibrators the software is replacing each calibrator with itself on the cal curve that was created by the initial sequence run. Since it's replacing itself the curve doesn't change and the concentration is calculated correctly. It's definitely a workaround, which is due to our unfamiliarity with the software. If there are suggestions for a more effective way I'm all ears.

It works because by reprocessing the calibrators the software is replacing each calibrator with itself on the cal curve that was created by the initial sequence run. Since it's replacing itself the curve doesn't change and the concentration is calculated correctly. It's definitely a workaround, which is due to our unfamiliarity with the software. If there are suggestions for a more effective way I'm all ears.

Hello,

Yes, if you only have single replicates of your standards that should work. The issue with trying to run a maco to reprocess the data set in method and run control at that point is the sequence has not been converted to reprocessing only at that point. This is why it is trying to re run the sequence. 

Marty Adams

That makes sense. I wonder if there's a way to have a macro convert the batch to reprocessing only then run it? I'm a novice at macro building too, so in my mind anything is possible!