Agilent Technologies 2100 User Manual page 162

The result label can be any arbitrary text or be a logic expression. Expressions are built
up of functions, variables, operators, and values. You can manually type in the
expressions. But you can also double-click the items in the Functions, Variables, and
Operators lists, to insert them in the respective fields.
For example, defining the result label as "Number of peaks is" + NumberOfPeaks()
returns Number of peaks is 10, if the sample contains ten peaks.
Detailed descriptions of the available functions as well as the required syntax and
examples are shown in the Help field at the bottom of the screen.
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If the entered syntax is not correct, the invalid part is displayed in red color.
5 Click the Edit button next to the Rule Condition field and enter the logic expression for
this rule.
As an example for a logic expression for the rule condition, enter NumberOfPeaks() >
9 AND PeakFoundAuto(150). With this rule, all samples can be found that have more
than nine peaks while one of them is located at 150 bp +/- 10%.
6 Click the Edit button next to the Rule Comment field and enter a comment for this rule.
7 Click the Edit button next to the Rule Color field and select a color for the rule. If you
check the Gradient check box, you can assign a color gradient to the rule. This allows
to imply further information in the displayed results.
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