How to create a control chart to plot an attribute of a specified peak or remove a specified peak from a control chart - Tip266
OBJECTIVE or GOAL
Q: How do I create a control chart to plot an attribute of a specified peak or remove a specified peak from a control chart?
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PROCEDURE
STEP 1
In this example, we have a Control Chart to track retention time of peaks throughout a sample set. Acetone is a void volume marker and we do not want it included in the Control Chart (figure 1).
STEP 2
In the properties of the summary plot, we cannot create a peak level filter (figure 2).
STEP 3
If we add a white rectangle to the report and group it with the summary report, the composite group will allow us to create a peak level filter. Add the white rectangle to the report (figure 3).
STEP 4
Control click both groups and from the Edit menu, select ‘Group’ (figure 4).
STEP 5
From the Edit menu, select ‘Composite Properties’ (figure 5).
STEP 6
We can filter using a peak field (figure 6)
STEP 7
Create the condition to filter out the Acetone peak (figure 7).
STEP 8
Acetone has now been filtered out of the control chart (figure 8).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Final Note: This can be done with either the Pro or QuickStart interface.
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