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The new model is listed under the User-<br />

Defined Tab.<br />

Editing a Curve Fit Calculation<br />

To edit a curve fit calculation:<br />

1. Click on the Curve Fit Tab.<br />

For more information about creating new<br />

models, please see “Defining a New Model” on<br />

page 122.<br />

4. Edit the name for the calculation in the<br />

Template textbox, if necessary.<br />

5. Highlight the Model to be used, if it is not<br />

selected correctly.<br />

6. Edit Parameter information under the<br />

Parameters Tab.<br />

2. Highlight the calculation to be edited.<br />

3. Click Edit.<br />

The Curve Fit Template window, populated<br />

with the definition of the selected calculation,<br />

appears.<br />

a. Select Variable or Constant, in the Type<br />

column, for each parameter.<br />

b. Enter a numerical value, or select a value<br />

from the drop-down menu in the Value<br />

column.<br />

7. Edit additional calculation options under the<br />

Advanced Tab.<br />

8. Edit the desired predicted values for variables<br />

under the Predicted Tab.<br />

<strong>ChemOffice</strong> Enterprise Workgroup & Databases 2005 BioAssay • 123<br />

Protocols

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