Troubleshooting guide

Lab Exercise: Commands
Registers, Objects, and Tables
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Tables
1) You have already integrated the chromatogram with the IntegratObj
command. When each signal is integrated, the integration results are stored in
a table called Intresults. One IntResults table is created for each integrated
signal and the table is stored in the same object as the corresponding signal.
When you quantify the peaks, the integration tables in ChromReg are
identified and quantified. The quantification results are stored in tables found
in the ChromRes register. ChromRes holds the compound and quantification
data for the entire analysis in the first object.
Some of the information you need may be stored in the table header, for instance,
the number of integrated peaks in the chromatogram. Two functions can help you
access information in table headers:
TabhdrVal(RegObj,TabName,ItemName)
gets a single numeric item from the table header and
TabhdrText$(RegObj,TableName,ItemName)
gets a single text item from the table header.
Type:
pks=tabhdrval(ChromReg[1],"intresults",numberofrows)<enter>
Print pks <enter>
The number of rows in the intresults table indicates the number of
integrated chromatographic peaks.
2) To obtain information directly from the table use:
TabText$(RegObj,TabName,RowIndex, ColName)
to get a single text element from a table.
Or
TabVal(RegObj,TabName,RowIndex,ColName)