EIC report template with openlab CDS

Hello,

Repeat the object on Peak_RetentionTime and then set filters for Peak_RetentionTime > 0 and signal_name contains *EIC*. You may also want to set the scaling on the individual peaks depending on how you extracted the EIC. The other option would be to repeat on Compound Name if you only want to deal with identified peaks. You will also want to set a filter like Len(Compound_Name) > 0 to remove all unknown peaks. 

Marty

Hello,

Repeat the object on Peak_RetentionTime and then set filters for Peak_RetentionTime > 0 and signal_name contains *EIC*. You may also want to set the scaling on the individual peaks depending on how you extracted the EIC. The other option would be to repeat on Compound Name if you only want to deal with identified peaks. You will also want to set a filter like Len(Compound_Name) > 0 to remove all unknown peaks. 

Marty

I like the option of showing only EIC for known peaks. So if I have 6 known peaks on a chromatogram, would it be possible to have it all in overlay mode. Otherwise I will have 6 EIC. If I do the overlay mode, can I choose an option that will allow me to have eack EIC peak at his full scale? 

Thank you, I think your filter really help and my template fulfill our need for now. 

One thing I observed on my report. I attached a picture. I have butane and isobutane in my calibrated compound table. They have the same EIC transtion. in that case, M/z at 43. How can I show the compound on the SAME EIC so I can avoid the repetition of the same EIC chromatogram? Thank you again. 

Hello,

I would look at using time segments for the target compounds EIC extractions then that would not be an issue. It will also make the processing and data review faster. 

Marty Adams

OK I will try that. By doing so, It will automatically zoom at the identified compound zone? Is it right? 

I tried the time segment. I think it's better. How can I program the report template so it can zoom with the time segment interval to each peak detected. It is faisable?