You should be able to calibrate with multiple standards in one processing method.  Define each standard as a separate calibration level.  For example, standard 1 = cal level 1.

You should be able to calibrate with multiple standards in one processing method.  Define each standard as a separate calibration level.  For example, standard 1 = cal level 1.

Well the issue is I set up a large curve with 17 levels/points for 3 different analyses and set the shutdown aquisition to the end and left for the evening Friday. When I returned the vialer had a panic & stopped right before starting the last analyte so my tech decided to just run that last analyte on a separate sequence rather than shoot them all at once. But to your answer- I have 3 STDs with 1000ppm, how do I combine the 3 into the same vials without decreasing the concentration in a way I don't want, that confuses me. I want a curve that can capture very large percents & very low (0.01ppm to 1000 ppm) with all 3 analytes. I feel so silly that I'm overthinking this whole thing but I know that I don't have to shoot them separately, right? 

Hello,

If the problem is you ran your standards in 2 sequences because of a one time issue the easiest solution would be to combine the injections into a single sequence. You can search the online help and learning for "create a new result set" to find detailed steps.

Marty Adams

Create a new result set