QC Sample Stability Graph Pane Operation

This section describes the operation of the QC Sample Stability Graph pane. For descriptions of functions common to all panes, refer to “Common Pane Operations”.

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QC Sample Stability Graph Pane

Displaying the QC Sample Stability Graph

The QC Sample Stability Graph pane shows the Calibration Stability (%). The X-axis represents the sample name or the data file name, and the Y-axis represents the Calibration Stability (%). Calibration Stability is a measure of how stable the quantitative analysis results for the QC sample are.

 

If the QC Sample Stability Graph pane is not shown, click [Panes] from the [Show] group on the [View] tab. Also, check that QCSampleStabilityGraphIcon.png on the toolbar is inverted. If QCSampleStabilityGraphIcon.png is not inverted, click it.

 

Toolbar Functions

For information on the functions of the toolbar, refer to “QC Sample Stability Graph pane” help topic.

Adjusting the scales

The scale for the X- and Y-axes can be changed. For more information, refer to “Adjusting the scales” under “Common Graph Operations”.

Shifting the axes

The X- and Y-axes can be transposed. For more information, refer to “Shifting the axes” under “Common Graph Operations”.

Expanding a selected area

You can zoom in on a selected area of the QC Sample Stability Graph. For more information, refer to “Expanding a selected area” under “Common Graph Operations”.

Customizing the QC sample stability graph

The QC Sample Stability Graph can be customized which QC samples to use for the stability calculation, which analytes to display the normal value range, and the X-axis contents.

  1. Click the image300.jpg icon on the toolbar.

    The [QC Sample Stability Graph Setting] dialog box is displayed.

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    [QC Sample Stability Graph Setting] Dialog Box

  2. Clear the [Follow Outlier Settings] check box.
  3. Change the display settings for the QC Sample Stability Graph.

    For information on these settings refer to the Help for the [QC Sample Stability Graph Setting] dialog box.

  4. When finished, click <OK>.

    The QC Sample Stability Graph is updated.

Copying the QC sample stability graph

The QC Sample Stability Graph can be copied to the Clipboard. It can then be pasted into documents that are created with other applications. For more information, refer to “Copying the graphs” under “Common Graph Operations”.

Printing the QC sample stability graph

The QC Sample Stability Graph can be printed. For more information, refer to “Printing the panes” under “Common Pane Operations”.

Exporting the QC sample stability graph

The QC Sample Stability Graph can be exported in various graphics file formats. For more information, refer to “Exporting the graphs” under “Common Graph Operations”.