ProteOn XPR36, User Manual

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2. On the File menu, select Export, and choose the type of data to export.
3. In the Export dialog box, browse to the file location where you want to
export data.
Exporting Analysis Data
When you export analysis data, the system exports a folder named for the
experiment. This folder contains two folders, analysis data and process data.
These folder names include the year and date/time stamp.
The analysis data folder contains .adat and .rslt files. The analysis data (.adat
file) consists of sensorgram and fitted data as well as residual data. Analysis
data and results files (.rslt) can be loaded into Excel.
The process data folder contains a processed dataset as a .pdat file, which
can be loaded into Excel. This file contains x-y sensorgrams with no fitted
data. This file can also be loaded into a third-party tool for analysis.
The process data folder also contains a process expression file (.pexp), which
can be opened as a text file. This file contains all the expressions and filtering
operations logged when the dataset or individual sensorgrams are auto
processed. This file also records channel referencing, double referencing, and
filtering operations.
To export analysis data:
1. Process and analyze the data to be exported.
2. On the File menu, select Export > Processed and analysis data.
3. In the Export dialog box, browse to the location where you want to
export the data.
4. Select the process dataset and analysis set to be exported or choose
the Select all box.