Create New Data Entry Workbook

The Range Selector If the independent variable that you are returning data to is numeric, then the range selector will have the following fields active. Extract Dimension: If you select cells that contain numbers followed by letters then the program will split the numbers from the letters placing the numbers in the numeric part of […]

Page 5: Plate Layout Designer Plate Layout Plate Size: select the plate dimension rows and columns. The smallest plate size that can be selected is a 6 well plate (2 rows, 3 columns) to a 1,536 plate (32 rows, 48 columns). You can select the number using the dropdown list or by typing the number

Page 4: Platemaker Wizard Equation Editor Define Equation Equation Title: Give your equation a name that reflects what the equation is doing. For example, if you ratio two dependent variables (Dep 1, Dep 2) you might call the equation “Dep 1 Dep 2 ratio”. Optional Dimension: You may want to give the values your equation

Page 3: Dependent Variables and Control Samples This section allows you to enter the measured or dependent variables of the experiment. Each variable entered here will result in a section in the Flat Data Table and a separate worksheet page in the data entry workbook the Platemaker Wizard builds. Dependent Variable Name: Enter the name

Page 2: Defining the independent Variables Defining Columns Column Names: This field allows the user to enter the independent variable labels which will constitute the column names of the Flat Data table. The order the labels appear in the list box below this field, controls how the data contained in those variables is grouped (see

Page 1: Experimental Details Page 1 Fields Use template: This option reveals the template dropdown list to allow the user to select a previously saved template. Template Name Dropdown list: Use this list to select your desired template that has been previously created and saved. Show all user templates: Normally you will see only the