custom calculation bracketing overlap

Hello,

Yes but you will need to create an index first for the Calibration injections. I used the 2 CCs below to do the calculation. The first one create an index for all calibration injections the second uses the index to find each bracket. In the example below I used index + 1 so the first injection has the value of the average for the first bracket. The average for the last Cal injection will just be itself. You could change the behavior by using - 1. 

Marty Adams

CurrentSequence.AllInjections.Where(function (x) x.Sample.Sample_Type = 1).OrderBy(function(x) x.Sample.Sample_OrderNumber).Select(function(x) x.Sample.Sample_OrderNumber).Distinct.ToList.FindIndex(function(x) x=Sample_OrderNumber)+1

CurrentSequence.AllIdentifiedPeaks.Where(function (x) x.Compound_Name = CurrentPeakorGroup.Compound_Name).Where(function(x) x.Injection.Sample.Sample_Type = 1).Where(function(x) x.Injection.GetIntegerCC("CIndex") = CurrentInjection.GetIntegerCC("CIndex") OR x.Injection.GetIntegerCC("CIndex") = CurrentInjection.GetIntegerCC("Cindex")+1).Select(function(x) x.Peak_Area).Average

thank you very much,

at first it did not work because I forgot to set the type to "integer", I left it in "double",but now everything  is ok

syb

thank you very much,

at first it did not work because I forgot to set the type to "integer", I left it in "double",but now everything  is ok

syb