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Showing or hiding a trace, Changing the axes, Controlling the range of the y-scale – Bio-Rad ChromLab™ Software User Manual

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Customizing the Chromatogram

User Guide

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Showing or Hiding a Trace

To show or hide a trace

In the trace table, select or clear the Show checkbox in the trace row.

Changing the Axes

The chromatogram has two y-axes. The left axis is the primary axis. Its default trace

is UV absorbance. The default trace of the right axis is Conductivity. You can

change the units of either y-axis by clicking its label, which is a toggle, to show the

next trace’s scale and units.

Alternatively, you can change the units of the primary axis by choosing the active

trace in the chromatogram, as described in

Selecting the Active Trace on page

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To change x-axis units

Click the x-axis title to switch between the available options.

For runs that were performed from saved methods, the x-axis unit can be changed

to Time (min), Volume (ml), or Column Volume (CV). For runs that were performed

manually, the x-axis unit can be changed to Time (min) or Volume (ml).

Controlling the Range of the Y-Scale

For each trace, you can change the maximum and minimum y values in the trace

table to set the chromatogram scale. By default, traces that share the same UV

units have the same y-scale range. When you change the y-scale range (Min Y or

Max Y) of a trace, the new range applies to all traces in the same run that have the

same units. In a display in which traces from different runs are overlaid in a single

chromatogram, changing the y-scale range of one trace changes the y-scale range

of all overlaid traces that have the same units. When traces from each run are

stacked in the display, the scale for each of the stacked chromatograms can be

different.

To change the Max Y and Min Y values in the trace table

Enter maximum and minimum values in the appropriate trace table row,
ensuring that the maximum value always exceeds the minimum value.