BSA Flow Software Installation and User's Guide - CSI

The next selection in the context menu is Find, which will bring up the Find
dialog shown in Figure 5-63:
Figure 5-63 Find is used to search the list, either by value or by row
number.
The Find-facility is especially useful for locating specific information in
large lists: You can look for cells fulfilling specific criteria regarding value
and also instruct the software to search a specified column only.
Peak-finding might be an example: If you have a large dataset, where the
majority of values lie between 0 and 20, except for a peak-value somewhere,
which may be in the order of 100, instruct the Find-routine to locate cells
with values above 50. If the list you are searching contain raw samples, this
might be an erroneous measurement, which you wish to investigate closer, or
if the data comes from a spectrum-calculation, you might want to know the
exact frequency, at which the peak occurs.
The next two entries in the context menu are Print and Copy, which will
print the list on the printer, or copy it to the clipboard, from where you may
paste it into a spreadsheet, a word-processing program or something else.
The last entry in the context menu is Export, which will open up the
Export File dialog shown in Figure 5-64.
Figure 5-64 Exporting list-data through the context menu.
The contents of the list will be exported to a file specified by the user. In the
dialog the user can select the drive and folder in which to save the exported
data, and also specify filename and file-format. The design of this dialog
corresponds to normal Windows standard.
Automatic export from multiple positions is possible via the Export object,
see section 5.9.
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