M/z and RT on one table in OpenLab CDS Version 2.4

Hello,

Are you trying to see the m/z for the quant ion of a named peak or do you just want to see the MS base peak m/z? The second one was added in a later version of the software. If you want the quant m/z you can use string functions to isolate it from the signal name. 

Marty

=If(Signal_Name Like "*EIC*" , Choose(1,Split(Choose(2,Split(Signal_Name,"(")),")")),"TIC")

Are you trying to see the m/z for the quant ion of a named peak or do you just want to see the MS base peak m/z? - sorry I am not super familiar with MS- what is the difference in these two?

Hello,

The quant signal could be the TIC, a SIM channel, or the EIC signal where the peak was integrated. In the example, I set it up to show the MZ from signal channel name or TIC depending on the signal where the peak was found. The base peak M/Z is the most abundant ion in the spectra for an integrated peak found in a signal channel. I checked and you should have the Peak_BasePeakMass as an option in the IR reports for CDS 2.4.  

Marty 

Hello,

The quant signal could be the TIC, a SIM channel, or the EIC signal where the peak was integrated. In the example, I set it up to show the MZ from signal channel name or TIC depending on the signal where the peak was found. The base peak M/Z is the most abundant ion in the spectra for an integrated peak found in a signal channel. I checked and you should have the Peak_BasePeakMass as an option in the IR reports for CDS 2.4.  

Marty