Metrohm tiamo 1.1 Manual - Manual (Page 161)

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For the meaning of the columns please refer to Edit sample data.
The lines in the working sample data table can have different background colors:
Light gray background
Processed lines. Data in these lines can no longer be altered. These lines
only appear when on the tab
Process in the properties of the determination
series the option Delete processed lines is switched off.
Dark gray background
Selected processed line.
Light orange background
Currently running line.
Dark orange background
Selected currently running line. If sample data is only altered after the start
of the determination (in the status
BUSY ) then this is regarded as being a
live modification.
White background
Lines that have not yet been processed. These lines can be edited.
Turquoise background
Selected line that has not yet been processed.
Loaded
Shows the sample table whose data has been loaded into the working
sample table with Sample table, Load... . If no sample table has been loaded
or if all the lines have been deleted then this field will be empty. If data in a
loaded sample table is later altered or if new lines are added then in addi-
tion to the name
(modified) will be shown.
Window menus
The menu Edit below the working sample table contains the following menu
items:
Edit line
Opens the window Edit line in which the sample data of the selected line
can be edited.
Insert new line
Inserts a new empty line above the selected line. This automatically opens
the window
Edit line in which the sample data for the new line can be ed-
ited.
Cut lines
Transfers the selected lines to the clipboard.
Copy lines
Copies the selected lines to the clipboard.
Paste lines
Inserts lines from the clipboard above the selected line.
Delete lines
Deletes the selected lines.
Increment
With the cursor, that has the form , it is possible to select a column sec-
tion in the table that is to be automatically incremented. This means that in
the selected cells of a column (
Sample position , ID1...ID8 ), starting from the
first selected cell, the number at the end of the expression will be automati-
cally increased by 1. This functions with both pure numbers and text ex-
pressions at whose end a number is to be found (e.g.
ABC10 → ABC11 →
ABC12 ...).