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For example, if only standard concentrations from 1.9 to 8,100
g/ml fall
within the specified recovery range, then only unknown concentrations that
fall within this range are displayed in the Conc in Range column.
Refer to Standard Curve Optimizer on page 199 for information about how the
Conc in Range column can help you optimize your Standard Curve fit.
Showing/Hiding Outliers
In some cases, you may want to exclude a well or replicate group of wells
from statistical calculations (for example, when the %CV of a set of replicates
is high, or the observed concentration of an analyte is out of range). The
Report Table Outlier column allows you to flag a well or replicate group of
wells as an outlier.
Click the Show/Hide Outliers Column button in the toolbar to show or
hide the column.
Each row in the column contains a checkbox. When you check the checkbox,
the data for the selected analyte is excluded and the table is automatically
recalculated.
Note that flagging a well as an outlier for the selected analyte does not flag it
as an outlier for all analytes. To do this, right click the outlier checkbox for the
well, and select Set Outlier (All Analytes) from the context menu.
Figure 143. Selecting a well as an outlier for all analytes
Now the well data for all analytes are excluded from calculations. To remove
the outlier flag for all analytes, right-click the well and select Clear Outlier (All
Analytes) from the context menu.
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